Human Nutrition

When sharing meals with children, parents impress cultural ____ and expectations regarding emotions & behavior. 

In addition to cultural identity, foodways serve to contest _____, economic, and social ideologies. 

Parents frequently cope with work spillover by including the use of ____ ____ and prepared quick foods for family meals.

CFS organizations build direct links between producers & consumers by helping low-income consumers access ____ ____ ___.

Food preferences are strongly influenced by experiences of ____ ____. 

 Rituals that involve foods high in fat or sugar can contribute to habits that have unintended ___ health consequences. 

What is the term for an individual’s or group’s culturally based food preparation & consumption behaviors & traditions? 

Immigrants with higher levels of assimilation tend to have __ __ than those who maintain a more traditional lifestyle. 

What is the term for learned traditions and customs that guide the beliefs and behaviors of the people exposed to them? 

What is the condition in which community residents obtain a safe, culturally acceptable, nutritionally adequate diet? 

What type of medicine categorizes foods by their heating, cooling, and strengthening properties? 

What is the term for informal beliefs or customs that are usually handed down orally from one generation to the next? 

Which foods are often popularized through social media and are promoted as having unusually high nutritional values?

People who perceive a shared ancestry or a common cultural, religious, linguistic, political, or geographic heritage:

What occurs when a minority group of culture adopts the values, behaviors, and beliefs of a society’s major group?