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    Healthy Eating Habits of School-Aged Children in Rural Areas

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    Author
    Wormley, Amanda
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    Brockport Honors College
    Elementary Student
    Nutrition Education
    Nursing
    Date Published
    2013-04-29
    
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    This study provides further understanding of interventions to impact healthy eating habits in children. Children received a short lesson on healthy eating habits, and took a pre and post test to see how much their knowledge improved. Test means increased from pre-test to post-test (51.76 to 60.48). A paired samples t-test showed the results to be statistically significant (p < 0.002). The findings of this study supports providing elementary school aged children with nutritional education may impact their ability to make wiser, and healthier choices regarding food intake.
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