O1-5.4 Familial aggregation in nutrient intake patterns: comparing intergenerational and prenatal-postnatal effects in Lifeways Cross Generation Cohort Study (original) (raw)

Determining the Effect of Television, Parents, and Peers on the Food Choices of Pregnant Adolescents

1990

ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to the many individuals who guided and supported my academic endeavors. I would especially like to thank: Dr. Betty Ruth Carruth, my advisor, for her time and effort in making sure I received the best possible academic experience, her words of encouragement, and her patience in working with me even when things were rough. Blanton for giving their time and expertise as members of my dissertation committee. Janet Pope for being more than a collaborator in this study. She was always there to share the rewards and frustrations of graduate study. John Schneider and Dr. William Sanders for assistance in data analysis. J. J. Johnson for assistance with the audiovisual portion of this project. The Department of Nutrition and Food Science support staff for word processing assistance, typing letters and forms, taking phone messages, and other activities. The Department of Nutrition and Food Science and the Agric...