Dietary Intake and Behavior in Children

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children; dietary pattern; diet-related behavior; longitudinal study; food consumption; family resemblance; cluster analysis; shared meals; soft drink;  childhood obesity; meta-analysis; omega-3; long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids; concentration; intervention; autism; symptoms; fortified  milk;  micronutrient;  middle  school  students;  academic  performance;  motivated strategies for learning; obesity; preschoolers; prevalence; correlates; diet; socioeconomic status; Lebanon; fish intake; diet quality; nutrition monitoring; NDNS-RP; child nutrition; adolescents; unhealthy eating; snacks; academic performance; diet quality; food preferences; food habits; diet/standards; gender factors; acculturation; picky eating; early childhood; diet; growth; children; parents; diet quality; dietary patterns; ENSANUT 2012; infants; toddlers; young children; food sources; energy; nutrients; children; dietary advice; full-fat dairy products; green vegetables; beef; cholesterol; lipid profile; BMI; cardiovascular risk factors; food neophobia; Food Neophobia Scale (FNS); children; fruits; vegetables; juices; fruit; vegetables; asking skills; parenting style; children; Mediterranean diet; KIDMED; sleep; physical activity; children; school; BMI; lifestyle; Giocampus; students; school lunch; nutrient; intake; plate waste; socio-ecological model; home environment; parents; child; nutrition; diet; physical activity; sleep; obesity; school; preshool; children; school meals; nutrition intake; policy; dietary patterns; tracking; children; adolescents; factor analysis