Gender and Income Differences in Weight Perception, Diet, and Physical Activity among Adolescents who Accurately, Overestimate, and Underestimate Their Weight Michael Biehl, PhD - Diet and obesity - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Gender and Income Differences in Weight Perception, Diet, and Physical Activity among Adolescents who Accurately, Overestimate, and Underestimate Their Weight Michael Biehl, PhD & Carolyn D. Rider, MA Public Health Insti Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-19 12:17:54 Open Document File Size: 2,21 MB Share Result on Facebook City San Diego / / / Facility MA Public Health Institute / / IndustryTerm Obesity Prevention / food / / Organization USDA / MA Public Health Institute California Department of Public Health Background & Objectives / / Person Sue Foerster / Sharon Sugerman / Fred Molitor / Underestimate Their Weight Michael Biehl / Carolyn D. Rider / Michael Biehl / / / ProvinceOrState California / Pennsylvania / / URL www.CaChampionsForChange.net / / SocialTag Bariatrics Body shape Diets Adolescence Educational psychology Obesity Health Medicine Nutrition

Gender and Income Differences in Weight Perception, Diet, and Physical Activity among Adolescents who Accurately, Overestimate, and Underestimate Their Weight Michael Biehl, PhD & Carolyn D. Rider, MA Public Health InstiAdd to Reading List