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dc.descriptionObjective . To determine the social perception on childhood<br /> overweight and obesity for the purpose of generating communication strategies that would prevent it through changes in behavior.<br /> Materials and methods : A descriptive study using a qualitative<br /> research method that involved focus groups with children, teachers<br /> and parents. The type of analysis was argumentative. The study was conducted from January to May 2013 in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico.<br /> Results : There is a most diffrent social perception among focus<br /> groups on the quality of life and happiness of children, with parents<br /> and teachers referring to food in relation to children happiness when it is provided as a reward or to compensate for bad experiences or lack of emotional attachment, while children refer to family harmony as the main cause for making them happy.<br /> Conclusions : The social perception reveals the importance of social<br /> or symbolic interaction processes. Therefore, the objective of the<br /> communication strategy must address the associated factors in<br /> preventing obesity through symbolic elements of these groups, taking into account the senses and meanings related to basic stimuli that trigger behaviors related to obesity
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dc.titleSocial perception of childhood overweight and obesity to generate prevention strategies in Nuevo Leon, Mexico
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