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4. Societal influences
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The impact of society, for example the influence of the media, education, peer pressure or culture.
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Foresight – Obesity System Map »
Foresight – Obesity System Map
Foresight – Obesity System Map☜Obesity occurs when energy intake from food and drink consumption is greater than energy expenditure through the body’s metabolism and physical activity over a prolonged period, resulting in the accumulation of excess body fat. However there are many complex behavioural and societal factors that combine to contribute to the causes of obesity.☜F1CEB7
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4. Societal influences
4. Societal influences☜The impact of society, for example the influence of the media, education, peer pressure or culture.☜5CD992
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Availability of passive entertainment options »
Availability of passive entertainment options
Availability of passive entertainment options☜Availability of recreational options that involve only limited physical exercise (tv, computer games).☜9FDEF6
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Acculturation »
Acculturation
Acculturation☜Degree to which a (dominant) culture is assimilated.☜9FDEF6
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Children’s control of diet »
Children’s control of diet
Children’s control of diet☜Degree to which children exert influence on dietary choices in a family.☜9FDEF6
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Conceptualisation of obesity as a disease »
Conceptualisation of obesity as a disease
Conceptualisation of obesity as a disease☜Degree to which people consider obesity to be a abnormal deviation from the healthy norm.☜9FDEF6
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Education »
Education
Education☜☜9FDEF6
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Exposure to food advertising »
Exposure to food advertising
Exposure to food advertising☜☜9FDEF6
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Importance of ideal body-size image »
Importance of ideal body-size image
Importance of ideal body-size image☜Degree to which there is a dominant image of an ideal body size in a society.☜9FDEF6
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Media availability »
Media availability
Media availability☜Availability of media across formats.☜9FDEF6
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Media consumption »
Media consumption
Media consumption☜Degree to which people make use of the media offerings.☜9FDEF6
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Parental control »
Parental control
Parental control☜Level of control exerted by parents on children’s choices.☜9FDEF6
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Peer pressure »
Peer pressure
Peer pressure☜Degree to which average citizens influence one another’s choices.☜9FDEF6
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Perceived lack of time »
Perceived lack of time
Perceived lack of time☜By all citizens, particularly those engaged in economic activity.☜9FDEF6
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Smoking cessation »
Smoking cessation
Smoking cessation☜Number of people quitting smoking☜9FDEF6
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Social acceptability of fatness »
Social acceptability of fatness
Social acceptability of fatness☜☜9FDEF6
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Social rejection of smoking »
Social rejection of smoking
Social rejection of smoking☜☜9FDEF6
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Sociocultural valuation of food »
Sociocultural valuation of food
Sociocultural valuation of food☜Degree to which food is positively valued within a given socio-cultural group.☜9FDEF6
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TV watching »
TV watching
TV watching☜Time spent watching TV.☜9FDEF6
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Advertising and marketing reinforce new eating patterns »
Advertising and marketing reinforce new eating patterns
Advertising and marketing reinforce new eating patterns ☜Marketing and advertising instil and reinforce new cultural norms about what (e.g. fast food) and how to eat (e.g. snacking), and how much (e.g. larger portions) to eat.☜FFFACD
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Stakeholders – Groups & Actions »
Stakeholders – Groups & Actions
Stakeholders – Groups & Actions☜Explore the map via the different stakeholder groups and the measures each group can take to help tackle the obesity crisis.☜FFFACD
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