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In Under-nutrition on April 2, 2018 at 9:40 amEating Maps: Places, Times, and People in Eating Episodes
In Over-nutrition, Under-nutrition on May 27, 2012 at 7:17 amby Jeffery Sobala, Christine Blakeb, Margaret Jastrana, Amanda Lyncha, Carole A. Bisognia & Carol M. Devinea
Ecology of Food and Nutrition, Volume 51, Issue 3, 2012
Abstract
“This project developed a method for constructing eating maps that portray places, times, and people in an individual’s eating episodes. Researchers used seven consecutive days of qualitative eating recall interviews from 42 purposively sampled U.S. adults to draw a composite eating map of eating sites, meals, and partners for each person on a template showing home, work, automobile, other homes, and other places. Participants evaluated their own maps and provided feedback. The eating maps revealed diverse places, times, and partners. Eating maps offer a flexible tool for eliciting, displaying, validating, and applying information to visualize eating patterns within contexts.”
Comment: this tool was applied in a western country. However, the same may be interesting also when adapted to food and nutrition surveys in low-resource settings.
