Feasibility and use of the mobile food record for capturing eating occasions among children ages 3–10 years in Guam

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Feasibility and use of the mobile food record for capturing eating occasions among children ages 3–10 years in Guam

Children’s readiness to use technology supports the idea of children using mobile applications for dietary assessment. Our goal was to determine if children 3–10 years could successfully use the mobile food record (mFR) to capture a usable image pair or pairs. Children in Sample 1 were tasked to use...

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Main Authors:	Aflague, T., Boushey, C., Leon Guerrero, R., Ahmad, Z., Kerr, Deborah, Delp, E.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	MDPI AG 2015
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/47104

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