International journal of obesity (2005) · 2013
Comparing decision making in average and overweight children and adolescents.
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Verbeken S, Braet C, Bosmans G, Goossens L
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The current study investigates the aspects of self-regulation skills in overweight and normal-weight children, which may be related to their overeating problems. It is hypothesised that overweight children may show poor decision-making behaviour, and this may be because of two processes: hypersensitivity to reward or future insensitivity.
SUBJECTS: Average weight children (n=66) and overweight children (n=64) between 11 and 16 years were tested with the developmentally appropriate analogue of the Iowa gambling task.
RESULTS: The results reveal that overweight children show decision-making failure ensued from future insensitivity.
CONCLUSION: These findings provide support for the reward deficiency hypothesis or the anhedonic route to obesity in children.
SUBJECTS: Average weight children (n=66) and overweight children (n=64) between 11 and 16 years were tested with the developmentally appropriate analogue of the Iowa gambling task.
RESULTS: The results reveal that overweight children show decision-making failure ensued from future insensitivity.
CONCLUSION: These findings provide support for the reward deficiency hypothesis or the anhedonic route to obesity in children.