Studied under the Drinking Behaviors about Parents and Children

• Harada Matsuko

  Tokyo Kasei University

• Sekiguchi Noriko

  Tokyo Kasei University

• Kato Eiko

  Shukutoku Junior College

• Higashi Aiko

  Tokyo Kasei University

• Saito Reiko

  Tokyo Kasei University

• Shimokawa Chiyoko

  Sagami Women's University

• Igarashi Masue

  Sagami Women's University

• Soegima Toshiko

  Seitoku University

• Mitsuishi Reiko

  Showa Women's University

• Takagi Hirofumi

  The Institute of Statistical Mathematics

Bibliographic Information

Other Title

• 親子の飲行動に関する一考察
• Different of Female Students and Their Parents
• 女子大生とその両親

Abstract

Similarities and differences between parents and children in beverage drinking behavior and preferences were investigated using female college students and their parents as subjects, yielding the following results.<BR>More female college students than their parents drink all of the beverages except vegetable juice. They drink them at mealtimes, and it was inferred that they drink a variety of beverages at mealtimes. The reasons given for choosing the beverages was “custom” for milk, “good for health” for dietary fiber beverages, “thirst” for cooffeer/tea (with and without sugar), and isotonic beverages, and “I like them” for lactic acid bacteria beverages, fruit juices, and coladrinks/carbonated beverages. Thus, parent-child differences were observed, and a tendency for the eating habits of female college students to be independent was inferred. There was a high percentage of agreement among all three persons in regard to regular drinking of milk, lactic acid bacteria beverages, fruit juices, green tea/oolong tea, and coffee/tea with sugar, and they were desired in terms of preference. Milk was chosen because “Its good for health” and green tea/oolong tea because of “thirst, ” and it was inferred that they were kept on hand in the home. In addition, both parents drink green ter/oolong as a “custom, ” and mothers predominated among those who drink them at mealtime/other times at home. Thus, differences were observed between the drinking behavior of the female college students and their parents.

Journal

• Journal for the Integrated Study of Dietary Habits

  Journal for the Integrated Study of Dietary Habits 8 (3), 48-59, 1997

  THE JAPAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE INTEGRATED STUDY OF DIETARY HABITS

Details

• CRID: 1390001205199627520
• NII Article ID: 130003846335
• DOI: 10.2740/jisdh.8.3_48
• ISSN: 18812368
• ISSN: 13469770
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