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3) of adolescent children (at baseline Mage = 14.3; SDage = 0.6) completed online surveys about parental well-being and food parenting twice One year before the COVID-19 pandemic (spring 2019) and during the COVID-19 pandemic, 1.5 years after the first measurement (autumn 202. In general, we found consistent evidence for an average decrease in food autonomy support and an increase in coercive control during COVID-19. However, parental well-being did not seem to explain (changes in) food parenting practices during COVID-19, also not
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