Children's inhibitory control abilities in the presence of rewards are related to weight status and eating in the absence of hunger

Keyphrases

• Inhibitory Control 100%
• Weight Status 100%
• Eating in the Absence of Hunger 100%
• Nogo-A 60%
• Highest Weight 40%
• Non-reward 40%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Food Intake 20%
• Older children 20%
• Control Process 20%
• Performance Parameters 20%
• Energy Intake 20%
• Hunger 20%
• False Alarm 20%
• Controlled Processing 20%
• Child Weight Status 20%
• Dual-process Models 20%
• Energy Consumed 20%
• Response to Food 20%
• Child Performance 20%
• Palatable Food 20%
• Targeted Treatment 20%
• Overeating 20%
• Food Reward 20%
• Disinhibited Eating 20%
• Drift-diffusion Model 20%

Psychology

• Inhibitory Control 100%
• Process Model 20%