Barbara H Fiese
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 146052 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Barbara H Fiese |
| PRENOMES | Barbara H |
| SOBRENOME | Fiese |
| ASSINATURA | FIESE B H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2935-8682 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 76 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
A Consideration of Transdisciplinary Approaches to Family Storytelling
Longitudinal changes in home food availability and concurrent associations with food and nutrient intake among children at 24–48 months
Objectives: To describe changes in home food availability during early childhood, including modified, developmentally sensitive obesogenic scores, and to determine whether home food availability is associated with food and nutrient intakes of children concurrently, over time. Design: Data were drawn from the STRONG Kids 2 longitudinal, birth cohort to achieve the study objectives. Home food availability was assessed with the Home Food Inventory (…
Cultural Influences on Family Mealtime Routines in Mexico
Mexico's obesity rates are alarming, and experts project drastic increases in the next thirty years. There is growing interest in understanding how remote acculturation and globalization processes influence health behaviors. The present study used focus group data from a central state, San Luis Potosí, in Mexico to explore mothers' perspectives on factors that influence family mealtime routines. Thematic analysis was used to identify barriers and…
Reducing Obesogenic Eating Behaviors in Hispanic Children through a Family-Based, Culturally-Tailored RCT
Family-based interventions that incorporate culturally-tailored multi-component curricula and are grounded on evidence-based information and theoretical frameworks can help reduce the prevalence of obesity among Hispanic children. Abriendo Caminos : Clearing the Path to Hispanic Health is a multi-site culturally-tailored randomized control trial that aims to reduce obesity rates in Hispanic families by delivering education on nutrition, family we…
Infant temperament and mealtime distractions as predictors of preschool Children's bite speed during family mealtime
Eating behaviors are shaped at an early age, persist into adulthood, and are implicated in the development of physical health outcomes, including obesity. Faster bite speed has been identified as an obesogenic eating behavior, prompting researchers to examine child and family factors associated with children's variability in bite speed. Child temperament, involving phenotypes of reactivity and regulation, and distractions in family food contexts …
Hispanic Parents’ Views of Family Physical Activity
Understanding parental views regarding family physical activity is essential to the development of family-focused physical activity interventions. Using a qualitative methodology with thematic analysis and a socio-demographic questionnaire, this study aimed to examine Mexican American and Puerto Rican parental views on child and family physical activity. Sixty-one parents (56 mothers, five fathers) from four sites (California, Illinois, Texas, an…
What Do Childcare Providers Know about Environmental Influences on Children’s Health? Implications for Environmental Health Literacy Efforts
Children are uniquely vulnerable to toxicant exposures in their environment, which can have long-lasting impacts on their health. Childcare providers are an important population to target for environmental health literacy, as most children in the United States under five years of age spend a significant number of waking hours in non-parental care. There is an increasing body of evidence that children are exposed to toxicants in the childcare envi…
The complexities of family mealtimes in the 21st century
Food parenting topics in social media posts
Mealtime resistance
Several perceived barriers to healthy eating within the family (e.g., cost, lack of time, energy, accessibility) are documented. However, few studies have assessed Hispanic mothers' perceived barriers and strategies in implementing healthy eating changes in the family's meals. The primary goal of this qualitative study was to investigate Mexican and Puerto Rican mothers' barriers and strategies to creating healthy eating changes within the family…
U.S. Media Enjoyment without Strong Media Literacy Undermines Adolescents' and Mothers' Reported Efforts to Reduce Unhealthy Eating in Jamaica
We investigate whether media literacy and media use can moderate the association between U.S. media enjoyment and unhealthy eating among remotely acculturating "Americanized" adolescents and their mothers in Jamaica (n = 164 individuals/82 dyads; M adolescent.age = 12.83, SD = 0.48, 48% female; M mother_age = 39.25, SD = 5.71). Socioeconomically diverse participants completed questionnaires reporting their degree of enjoyment of U.S. media (i.e.,…
Environmental Factors Influencing Physical Activity Among Latino Families
APA handbook of contemporary family psychology
Transdisciplinary team science for global health
The world's most pressing health problems, such as the childhood obesity pandemic, demand creative new solutions. In this article it is argued that psychological theories, concepts, and methods are ripe for integration with those of other disciplines to synthesize innovative transdisciplinary global health solutions. As a model, the process of blending developmental and cross-cultural psychology with health and media sciences to develop a transdi…
Family food involvement is related to healthier dietary intake in preschool-aged children
Longitudinal factor analysis of the Comprehensive Feeding Practices Questionnaire among parents of preschool-aged children
Children’s family experiences
Family chaos and lack of mealtime planning is associated with food insecurity in low income households
The Relationship Between Food Insecurity and BMI for Preschool Children
Parental perception of child weight in the first two years-of-life
Family mealtimes
Is Frequency of Shared Family Meals Related to the Nutritional Health of Children and Adolescents?
OBJECTIVE: We used meta-analytic methods to examine the frequency of shared family mealtimes in relation to nutritional health in children and adolescents. The primary objective was to determine consistency and strength of effects across 17 studies that examined overweight and obese, food consumption and eating patterns, and disordered eating. METHODS: The total sample size for all studies was 182 836 children and adolescents (mean sample age: 2.…
Family Routines and Rituals
Naturally occurring family routines and meaningful rituals provide both a predictable structure that guides behavior and an emotional climate that supports early development. In this article, we highlight recent evidence that suggests that variations in the practice of family routines and the meaning connected to family rituals are associated with variations in socioemotional, language, academic, and social skill development. We offer definitions…
Routine and ritual elements in family mealtimes
This chapter focuses on how the routine elements of family mealtimes such as assigned tasks and the more emotional ritual aspects such as recognition of feelings are related to children's well-being and the creation of a family identity
A review of 50 years of research on naturally occurring family routines and rituals
Gender Differences in Family Stories
Family Rituals in the Early Stages of Parenthood
Analyse du passage, pour un couple, a l'etat de parent et de l'organisation familiale qui se met en place. Mise en evidence et etude des rituels familiaux propres aux couples dont les enfants sont âges de douze mois a cinq ans
Possible selves among parents of infants and preschoolers
The potential impact ofparenting on adult self-development was examined through the motivational construct of possible selves (hoped-for and feared scenarios for the future). The present study was designed to determine the extent to which parenting possible selves are present among young adults in the transition to parenthood phase and young adults in the early parenting phase. Results indicated that parenting was strongly represented among young…
Gender-Stereotyped Lessons About Emotion in Family Narratives
The present study investigated the prevalence of gender-stereotyped messages in family stories told to preschool age children. Based on previous research and theory it was expected that mothers would frame their stories with sadness and fathers would frame their stories with themes of anger. It was further expected that sons and daughters would be presented with stories that differed in emotional themes. One hundred and twenty families with presc…
A pediatric screening instrument to detect problematic infant–parent interactions
The purpose of this study was to determine the initial reliability and validity of a screening instrument developed to detect problematic interactions between infants and parents as part of a pediatric well‐baby exam. Participants included 117 infant–mother dyads (57 preterms and 60 full terms) assessed when infants were 6 to 9 months old. Mothers and infants were observed playing an interactional game such as peek‐a‐boo during the course of the …
Transdisciplinary team science for global health
The world's most pressing health problems, such as the childhood obesity pandemic, demand creative new solutions. In this article it is argued that psychological theories, concepts, and methods are ripe for integration with those of other disciplines to synthesize innovative transdisciplinary global health solutions. As a model, the process of blending developmental and cross-cultural psychology with health and media sciences to develop a transdi…
Longitudinal factor analysis of the Comprehensive Feeding Practices Questionnaire among parents of preschool-aged children
The complexities of family mealtimes in the 21st century
"Introduction to Special Issue on "Narratives in and about Relationships
Family Stories in the Early Stages of Parenthood
Barbara H. Fiese, Karen A. Hooker, Lisa Kotary, Janet Schwagler, Meredith Rimmer, Family Stories in the Early Stages of Parenthood, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 57, No. 3 (Aug., 1995), pp. 763-770
Mealtime resistance
Several perceived barriers to healthy eating within the family (e.g., cost, lack of time, energy, accessibility) are documented. However, few studies have assessed Hispanic mothers' perceived barriers and strategies in implementing healthy eating changes in the family's meals. The primary goal of this qualitative study was to investigate Mexican and Puerto Rican mothers' barriers and strategies to creating healthy eating changes within the family…
Infant temperament and mealtime distractions as predictors of preschool Children's bite speed during family mealtime
Eating behaviors are shaped at an early age, persist into adulthood, and are implicated in the development of physical health outcomes, including obesity. Faster bite speed has been identified as an obesogenic eating behavior, prompting researchers to examine child and family factors associated with children's variability in bite speed. Child temperament, involving phenotypes of reactivity and regulation, and distractions in family food contexts …
U.S. Media Enjoyment without Strong Media Literacy Undermines Adolescents' and Mothers' Reported Efforts to Reduce Unhealthy Eating in Jamaica
We investigate whether media literacy and media use can moderate the association between U.S. media enjoyment and unhealthy eating among remotely acculturating "Americanized" adolescents and their mothers in Jamaica (n = 164 individuals/82 dyads; M adolescent.age = 12.83, SD = 0.48, 48% female; M mother_age = 39.25, SD = 5.71). Socioeconomically diverse participants completed questionnaires reporting their degree of enjoyment of U.S. media (i.e.,…
Family food involvement is related to healthier dietary intake in preschool-aged children
Family Rituals in the Early Stages of Parenthood
Analyse du passage, pour un couple, a l'etat de parent et de l'organisation familiale qui se met en place. Mise en evidence et etude des rituels familiaux propres aux couples dont les enfants sont âges de douze mois a cinq ans
The Effects of Divorce, Maternal Employment, and Maternal Social Support on Toddlers' Home Environments
The present study investigated the home environments of 45 toddlers aged 18 to 41 months whose mothers were married or divorced and working or nonworking. Stimulation in the home was evaluated with the HOME, toddler's cognitive competence was assessed using the Bayley and Stanford-Binet scales, and maternal social support was measured with the Inventory of Parent Experiences. Results indicated that divorced mothers provided their toddlers with le…
Family Stories in the Early Stages of Parenthood
Barbara H. Fiese, Karen A. Hooker, Lisa Kotary, Janet Schwagler, Meredith Rimmer, Family Stories in the Early Stages of Parenthood, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 57, No. 3 (Aug., 1995), pp. 763-770
Possible selves among parents of infants and preschoolers
The potential impact ofparenting on adult self-development was examined through the motivational construct of possible selves (hoped-for and feared scenarios for the future). The present study was designed to determine the extent to which parenting possible selves are present among young adults in the transition to parenthood phase and young adults in the early parenting phase. Results indicated that parenting was strongly represented among young…
Gender-Stereotyped Lessons About Emotion in Family Narratives
The present study investigated the prevalence of gender-stereotyped messages in family stories told to preschool age children. Based on previous research and theory it was expected that mothers would frame their stories with sadness and fathers would frame their stories with themes of anger. It was further expected that sons and daughters would be presented with stories that differed in emotional themes. One hundred and twenty families with presc…
Transactional Regulation
The prevention of children's psychosocial disorders has not been an easily accomplished task. During the years since we wrote this last sentence in our chapter for the first edition of this book (Sameroff & Fiese, 1990), the lives of children in the United States have not improved. The Children's Defense Fund (1995) estimates that between 3 and 10 million children experience domestic violence yearly, with more than a million confirmed child abuse…
Gender Differences in Family Stories
A pediatric screening instrument to detect problematic infant–parent interactions
The purpose of this study was to determine the initial reliability and validity of a screening instrument developed to detect problematic interactions between infants and parents as part of a pediatric well‐baby exam. Participants included 117 infant–mother dyads (57 preterms and 60 full terms) assessed when infants were 6 to 9 months old. Mothers and infants were observed playing an interactional game such as peek‐a‐boo during the course of the …
"Introduction to Special Issue on "Narratives in and about Relationships
A review of 50 years of research on naturally occurring family routines and rituals
Routine and ritual elements in family mealtimes
This chapter focuses on how the routine elements of family mealtimes such as assigned tasks and the more emotional ritual aspects such as recognition of feelings are related to children's well-being and the creation of a family identity
Family Routines and Rituals
Naturally occurring family routines and meaningful rituals provide both a predictable structure that guides behavior and an emotional climate that supports early development. In this article, we highlight recent evidence that suggests that variations in the practice of family routines and the meaning connected to family rituals are associated with variations in socioemotional, language, academic, and social skill development. We offer definitions…
Is Frequency of Shared Family Meals Related to the Nutritional Health of Children and Adolescents?
OBJECTIVE: We used meta-analytic methods to examine the frequency of shared family mealtimes in relation to nutritional health in children and adolescents. The primary objective was to determine consistency and strength of effects across 17 studies that examined overweight and obese, food consumption and eating patterns, and disordered eating. METHODS: The total sample size for all studies was 182 836 children and adolescents (mean sample age: 2.…
Family mealtimes
The Relationship Between Food Insecurity and BMI for Preschool Children
Parental perception of child weight in the first two years-of-life
Family chaos and lack of mealtime planning is associated with food insecurity in low income households
Children’s family experiences
Family food involvement is related to healthier dietary intake in preschool-aged children
Longitudinal factor analysis of the Comprehensive Feeding Practices Questionnaire among parents of preschool-aged children
APA handbook of contemporary family psychology
Transdisciplinary team science for global health
The world's most pressing health problems, such as the childhood obesity pandemic, demand creative new solutions. In this article it is argued that psychological theories, concepts, and methods are ripe for integration with those of other disciplines to synthesize innovative transdisciplinary global health solutions. As a model, the process of blending developmental and cross-cultural psychology with health and media sciences to develop a transdi…
U.S. Media Enjoyment without Strong Media Literacy Undermines Adolescents' and Mothers' Reported Efforts to Reduce Unhealthy Eating in Jamaica
We investigate whether media literacy and media use can moderate the association between U.S. media enjoyment and unhealthy eating among remotely acculturating "Americanized" adolescents and their mothers in Jamaica (n = 164 individuals/82 dyads; M adolescent.age = 12.83, SD = 0.48, 48% female; M mother_age = 39.25, SD = 5.71). Socioeconomically diverse participants completed questionnaires reporting their degree of enjoyment of U.S. media (i.e.,…
Environmental Factors Influencing Physical Activity Among Latino Families
Hispanic Parents’ Views of Family Physical Activity
Understanding parental views regarding family physical activity is essential to the development of family-focused physical activity interventions. Using a qualitative methodology with thematic analysis and a socio-demographic questionnaire, this study aimed to examine Mexican American and Puerto Rican parental views on child and family physical activity. Sixty-one parents (56 mothers, five fathers) from four sites (California, Illinois, Texas, an…
Psychology (29 obras) · Developmental psychology (18 obras) · Medicine (14 obras) · Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet (14 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Environmental health (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (6 obras) · Food Security and Health in Diverse Populations (6 obras)