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Authors Title Variables/ Keywords Meal timing effects on hunger/ college students and dietary inflamatory Crimarco, A., Turner- McGrievy, G. M., Wirth., M. D. The effects of meal-timing on self-rated hunger and dietary inflammatory potential among a sample of college students Healthy eating/ College students food habits Deshpande, S., Basil, M. D., & Basil, D. Z. Factors influencing healthy eating habits among college students: An application of the health belief model. Mood patterns/ Eating habits Jeune, S., & Coccia, C. The relationships between the perception of mood, self-regulation, and eating behavior in college students. Stability of food and period from childhood to adolescence Branen, L., Fletcher, J. Comparison of collegfe students current eating habits and revcollections of their childhood food practices. Dietary and Lifestyle habits/ University students in different academic years Al-Awwad, N. J., Al- Sayyed H. F., Zeniah, Z. A., Tayyem, R. F. Dietary and lifestyle habits among university students at different academic years Academic achievement; breakfast; college students; fast food consumption; grade point average; healthy eating Reuter, P. R., Forster, B. L. & Brister, S. R The influence of eating habits on the academic performance of university students

Nutrition Instruction, Physical Activities, Obesity, Body Weight, Health Behavior, Exercise, Well Being, Ethnicity, Gender Differences, Late Night Eating Monteiro, A. C., Jeremic, M., Budden, M. C. Can we have fries with that, please? Nutrition and physical activities among college students. Food secuirty & pantires, managing dietary ann educational needs/goals Weaver, R. R. , Hendricks, S. P. , Vaughn, N. A. , McPherson-Myers, P. E. , Willis, S. L., Terry, S. N. Obstacles to food security, food pantry use, and educational success among university students: a mixed methods approach Childhood eating habits compared to current eating habits as a student, homecooking vs. cooking yourself. De Backer, C. J Family meal traditions. Comparing reported childhood food habits to current food habits among university students Stress, self-esteem, exercise, eating patterns Hudd, S. S., Dumlao, J., Erdmann-Sager, D., Murray, D., Phan, E., Soukas, N., & Yokozuka, N. Stress at college: Effects on health habits, health status and self-esteem Disordered eating, binge, anorexia, abuse, bulimia Leon, G. R., Carroll, K., Chernyk, B., & Finn, S. Binge eating and associated habit patterns within college student and identified bulimic populations

Sample Methods 194 Canadian undergraduate students 214 undergraduate female students The total Design Method for mail survey was used 540 students 577 Undergraduate Students College students enrolled in an introductory nutrition class, eligible if 18yrs or older. Participants were randomly assigned to either a daytime group (≤30% total kcals after 5 pm) or a nighttime group (≥50% total kcals after 5 pm) after being recruited over the course of two semesters. 20 min survery - 7-point bipolar scale, dietary status, percieved serverity/susecptibility, benefits/barriers/efficiancy of healthy eating, likelyhood of healthy eating, Validated questionnaires assessing mood, self- regulation, and eating behaviors. Perceived mood was collected over 8 days and averaged for an overall perception score. A computer-generated random sample of 1000 undergraduate students ages 18 to 23 was drawn from the 11,000 students enrolled at a northwest university. A cross sectional design used to study dietary and lifestyle habits as well as the occurrence of obesity among a conventional sample of undergrad. Students were invited to participate in an anonymous online survey with questions that asked about concerning health related behaviors

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