Behavioral Influences on Food Choices

Reason For Eating– Examples may be: flavor/texture, convenience, emotions (boredom, depression, happy, comfort, stress, etc.), available, advertisement, health reason, hunger, family/cultural/religious, peers, cost, nutrition knowledge, prepared for you, etc. There may be more than one reason for making a food choice.

Hunger Level– Rate how hungry you were when you ate this food, 1- not hungry, 2 moderately hungry, 3 – regular meal/snack time, 4- very hungry

Location– home (kitchen, family room, t.v., dining room, bedroom, deck, etc.), restaurant, car, school, gym,

friend’s home, parent’s home, etc.

Eating Style– Convenience, fast food, restaurant, homemade, cafeteria, fresh, frozen, etc.

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Diet Analysis Using Food Composition Tables/Food Labels Form – Table 1

Food Amount Consumed Calories CHO (gm) Protein (gm) Total Fat (gm) Saturated Fat (gm) Trans Fat

(gm)

Sodium (mg) Fiber (gm) Cholesterol (mg) Calcium (mg) Iron (mg) Vitamin C (mg)

Your Totals

Your Goals 45-65% of calories .8 gm/kg or 10-35% calories 20-35 % of calories < 10% of calories 1% of calories < 2300 or < 1800 mg mg > 25 or 38 grams < 300 mg 100% or mg 100% or mg 100% or mg

My Plate Vegetable Variety Analysis- Table 3

Estimate cup amounts consumed each day.

Dark Green Red and Orange Beans and Peas Starchy Other
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Total Intake
Recommended

Intake

Use ChooseMyPlate Weekly Vegetable Subgroup Table recommendations to complete the chart (2 points).

What conclusions do you make from your week of vegetables? (3 points)

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