Titlebook: Instruments for Health Surveys in Children and Adolescents; Karin Bammann,Lauren Lissner,Wolfgang Ahrens Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzer

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Dietary Behaviour in Children, Adolescents and Families: The Eating Habits Questionnaire (EHQ),frequency of consumption of food items likely to be associated with overweight and general health in children, teenagers and adults. This chapter describes the rationale for developing the EHQ, as well as its methodological basis and structure. The children’s version (Children’s Eating Habits Questi

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Core Questionnaires,single questionnaire which was filled out by the parents. This focussed mainly on the child but also included some questions about the family, such as socioeconomic status. The I.Family study looked at the whole family, including children who were now old enough to answer questions on their own beha

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,Instruments for Assessing the Role of Commercials on Children’s Food Choices,contribute to childhood overweight. However, previous research has largely been deficient in identifying the causal impact of advertising on children’s food choices. To address this, a toolbox of instruments related to the role of advertising in children’s food choice has been developed. This study

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Process Evaluation of the IDEFICS Intervention, the process evaluation within the IDEFICS study was developed and how the different measures were built. For each intervention module, different measures were developed to integrate multiple perspectives on the implementation. All measures were based on the framework of Linnan and Steckler (.) to e

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Physical Fitness, I.Family studies included measures of physical fitness and aimed to explore the relationship of physical fitness to youth health. However, given the complex structure of individuals’ physical fitness, relevant test items had to be chosen wisely. In this chapter, we will introduce the complex constr

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Interview on Kinship and Household, of a growing child. In the European I.Family study, we aimed to quantify the degree of familial resemblance in anthropometric measures and indices of obesity, cardio-metabolic risk factors, diet quality, taste preference and indicators of sleep using a pedigree file. Familial resemblance can arise