Obesity Systems Map

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Obesity System Map

Media Availability

Education

Media Consumption

Acculturation

Social Acceptability of fatness

Conceptualisation of Obesity as a Disease

Availability of Passive Entertainment Options

Self Esteem

Exposure to Food Advertising

F2F Social Interaction

Sociocultural Valuation of Food

TV Watching

Importance of Ideal body -size image

Food Literacy

Use of Medicines

Perceived Lack of Time

Individualism Parental Modeling of Activity

Peer Pressure

Female Employment

Social Rejection of Smoking

Parental Control

Smoking Cessation

Children’s Control of Diet

Stress

Societal Pressure to Consume

Food Exposure

Food Abundance

Desire to Maximize Volume

Standardisation of Food Offerings

Pressure to Improve Access to Food Offerings Pressure to Cater for Acquired Tastes

Desire to Differentiate Food Offerings

De-skilling

NEAT Non-Volitional Activity

Demand for Convenience Convenience of Food Offerings

Demand for Health

Effort to Acquire Energy

Importance of Physical Need

Force of Dietary Habits

Palatability of Food Offerings

Strength of Lock-in to AccumulateR Energy

Energy-Density of Food Offerings

Nutritional Quality of Food & Drink Purchasing Power

Cost of Physical Exercise

Level of Recreational Activity

Level of Domestic Activity

Food Variety

Fibre Content of Food & Drink

Access to Opportunities for Physical Exercise

Conscious Control of Accumulation

Alcohol Consumption

Market Price of Food Offerings

Sociocultural Valuation of Activity

Desire to Resolve Tension

Tendency to Graze

Cost of Ingredients

Degree of Physical Education

Demand for Indulgence/ Compensation

Pressure on job performance

Desire to Minimize Cost

Perceived Danger In Environment

Psychological Ambivalence

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Production

Level of Employment

Opportunity for Team-Based Activity

Scientific Inconsistency

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Consumption

Pressure for Growth & Profitability

Learned Activity Patterns in Early Childhood

Degree of Innate Activity in Childhood

Ph y s i ca l A cti v i ty

Level of Occupational Activity

Degree of Primary Appetite Control

Degree of Optimal GI Signaling

Level of Adipocyte Metabolism

Extent of Digestion and Absorption

Level of Fat Free Mass

Dominance of Motorised Transport

Walkability of Living Environment

Opportunity for Unmotorised Transport

Functional Fitness

Reliance on Pharma Remedies

Level of Satiety

Dominance of Sedentary Employment

Safety of Unmotorised Transport Level of Transport Activity

Level of Available Energy

Rate of Eating

Social Depreciation of Labor

Tendency to Preserve Energy

ENERGY BALANCE

Portion Size

Reliance on Labor-Saving Devices & Services

Ambient Temperature

Reliance on Surgical Interventions

Resting Metabolic Rate

Level of Thermogenesis

Level of Infections

Genetic Appropriateness of Nutrient Partitioning

and/or

Epigenetic Predisposition to Obesity

Predisposition to Activity

Side-Effects of Medicine

Appropriateness of Maternal Body Composition

Quality & Quantity of Breast Feeding (and Weaning)

Media Social

Appropriateness of Child Growth

Appropriateness of Embryonic & Fetal Growth

Psychological Economic Food Activity Infrastructure Developmental

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Biological Medical


Obesity System Map Variable Clusters Social Psychology

Media Availability

Education

Media Consumption

Acculturation

Social Acceptability of fatness

Conceptualisation of Obesity as a Disease

Individual Psychology

Availability of Passive Entertainment Options

Self Esteem

Exposure to Food Advertising

F2F Social Interaction

Sociocultural Valuation of Food

TV Watching

Importance of Ideal body -size image

Food Literacy

Use of Medicines

Perceived Lack of Time

Individualism

Peer Pressure

Social Rejection of Smoking

Parental Control

Smoking Cessation

Children’s Control of Diet

Stress

Degree of Physical Education

Demand for Indulgence/ Compensation

Food Exposure

Food Abundance

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Production

Desire to Maximize Volume

Pressure to Improve Access to Food Offerings

NEAT Non-Volitional Activity

Demand for Convenience Convenience of Food Offerings

Desire to Differentiate Food Offerings

Food Variety

Demand for Health

Force of Dietary Habits

Strength of Lock-in to AccumulateR Energy

Energy-Density of Food Offerings

Nutritional Quality of Food & Drink

Ph y s i ca l A cti v i ty

ENERGY BALANCE

Portion Size

Degree of Primary Appetite Control

Food Consumption Degree of Optimal GI Signaling

Level of Adipocyte Metabolism

Extent of Digestion and Absorption

Level of Fat Free Mass

Social Depreciation of Labor

Level of Occupational Activity

Dominance of Sedentary Employment

Safety of Unmotorised Transport Dominance of Motorised Transport

Level of Transport Activity

Walkability of Living Environment

Opportunity for Unmotorised Transport

Functional Fitness

Reliance on Pharma Remedies

Level of Satiety

Reliance on Labor-Saving Devices & Services

Tendency to Preserve Energy

Level of Available Energy

Rate of Eating

Purchasing Power

Food Production

Effort to Acquire Energy

Importance of Physical Need

Palatability of Food Offerings

Fibre Content of Food & Drink

Cost of Physical Exercise

Level of Recreational Activity

Level of Domestic Activity

Alcohol Consumption

Market Price of Food Offerings

Access to Opportunities for Physical Exercise

Conscious Control of Accumulation

De-skilling

Pressure to Cater for Acquired Tastes

Sociocultural Valuation of Activity

Desire to Resolve Tension

Tendency to Graze

Standardisation of Food Offerings

Perceived Danger In Environment

Psychological Ambivalence

Pressure on job performance

Cost of Ingredients

Opportunity for Team-Based Activity

Scientific Inconsistency

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Consumption

Desire to Minimize Cost

Learned Activity Patterns in Early Childhood

Degree of Innate Activity in Childhood

Societal Pressure to Consume

Level of Employment

Physical Activity Environment

Parental Modeling of Activity

Female Employment

Pressure for Growth & Profitability

Individual Physical Activity

Ambient Temperature

Reliance on Surgical Interventions

Resting Metabolic Rate

Level of Thermogenesis

Level of Infections

Genetic Appropriateness of Nutrient Partitioning

Individual Physiology

and/or

Epigenetic Predisposition to Obesity

Predisposition to Activity

Side-Effects of Medicine

Appropriateness of Maternal Body Composition

Quality & Quantity of Breast Feeding (and Weaning)

Media Social

Appropriateness of Child Growth

Appropriateness of Embryonic & Fetal Growth

Psychological Economic Food

Physiology

Activity Infrastructure Developmental

Positive Influence Negative Influence copyrightÂŽ 2010 shiftn cvba

Biological Medical


Obesity System Map

Availability of Passive Entertainment Options

Media Availability

Education

Media Consumption

Acculturation

Social Acceptability of fatness

Conceptualisation of Obesity as a Disease

Self Esteem

Exposure to Food Advertising

F2F Social Interaction

Sociocultural Valuation of Food

TV Watching

Importance of Ideal body -size image

Food Literacy

Use of Medicines

Perceived Lack of Time

Individualism Parental Modeling of Activity

Peer Pressure

Female Employment

Social Rejection of Smoking

Parental Control

Smoking Cessation

Children’s Control of Diet

Stress

Societal Pressure to Consume

Food Exposure

Food Abundance

Desire to Maximize Volume

Standardisation of Food Offerings

Pressure to Improve Access to Food Offerings Pressure to Cater for Acquired Tastes

Desire to Differentiate Food Offerings

De-skilling

NEAT Non-Volitional Activity

Demand for Convenience Convenience of Food Offerings

Demand for Health

Effort to Acquire Energy

Importance of Physical Need

Force of Dietary Habits

Palatability of Food Offerings

Strength of Lock-in to Accumulate Energy

Energy-Density of Food Offerings

Nutritional Quality of Food & Drink Purchasing Power

Cost of Physical Exercise

Level of Recreational Activity

Level of Domestic Activity

Food Variety

Fibre Content of Food & Drink

Access to Opportunities for Physical Exercise

Conscious Control of Accumulation

Alcohol Consumption

Market Price of Food Offerings

Sociocultural Valuation of Activity

Desire to Resolve Tension

Tendency to Graze

Cost of Ingredients

Degree of Physical Education

Demand for Indulgence/ Compensation

Pressure on job performance

Desire to Minimize Cost

Perceived Danger In Environment

Psychological Ambivalence

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Production

Level of Employment

Opportunity for Team-Based Activity

Scientific Inconsistency

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Consumption

Pressure for Growth & Profitability

Learned Activity Patterns in Early Childhood

Degree of Innate Activity in Childhood

Ph y s i c a l Activity

Level of Occupational Activity

Degree of Primary Appetite Control

Degree of Optimal GI Signaling

Level of Adipocyte Metabolism

Extent of Digestion and Absorption

Level of Fat Free Mass

Dominance of Motorised Transport

Walkability of Living Environment

Opportunity for Unmotorised Transport

Functional Fitness

Reliance on Pharma Remedies

Level of Satiety

Dominance of Sedentary Employment

Safety of Unmotorised Transport Level of Transport Activity

L evel of A vailable Energy

Rate of Eating

Social Depreciation of Labor

Tendency to Preserve Energy

E NE R G Y BAL ANC E

Portion Size

Reliance on Labor-Saving Devices & Services

Ambient Temperature

Reliance on Surgical Interventions

Resting Metabolic Rate

Level of Thermogenesis

Level of Infections

Genetic Appropriateness of Nutrient Partitioning

and/or

Epigenetic Predisposition to Obesity

Predisposition to Activity

Side-Effects of Medicine

Appropriateness of Maternal Body Composition

Media Social

Quality & Quantity of Breast Feeding (and Weaning)

Appropriateness of Child Growth

Appropriateness of Embryonic & Fetal Growth

Psychological Economic Food Activity Infrastructure

Negative Influence

Developmental

Biological

Positive Influence

Medical


Obesity System Map Variable Clusters Social Psychology Availability of Passive Entertainment Options

Media Availability

Education

Media Consumption

Acculturation

Social Acceptability of fatness

Conceptualisation of Obesity as a Disease

Individual Psychology Self Esteem

Exposure to Food Advertising

F2F Social Interaction

Sociocultural Valuation of Food

TV Watching

Importance of Ideal body -size image

Food Literacy

Use of Medicines

Perceived Lack of Time

Individualism

Peer Pressure

Social Rejection of Smoking

Parental Control

Smoking Cessation

Children’s Control of Diet

Stress

Degree of Physical Education

Demand for Indulgence/ Compensation

Food Exposure

Food Abundance

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Production

Desire to Maximize Volume

Pressure to Improve Access to Food Offerings

NEAT Non-Volitional Activity

Demand for Convenience Convenience of Food Offerings

Desire to Differentiate Food Offerings

Food Variety

Demand for Health

Force of Dietary Habits

Strength of Lock-in to Accumulate Energy

Energy-Density of Food Offerings

Nutritional Quality of Food & Drink

Ph y s i c a l Activity

E NE R G Y BAL ANC E

Portion Size

Degree of Primary Appetite Control

Food Consumption Degree of Optimal GI Signaling

Level of Adipocyte Metabolism

Extent of Digestion and Absorption

Level of Fat Free Mass

Social Depreciation of Labor

Level of Occupational Activity

Dominance of Sedentary Employment

Safety of Unmotorised Transport Dominance of Motorised Transport

Level of Transport Activity

Walkability of Living Environment

Opportunity for Unmotorised Transport

Functional Fitness

Reliance on Pharma Remedies

Level of Satiety

Reliance on Labor-Saving Devices & Services

Tendency to Preserve Energy

L evel of A vailable Energy

Rate of Eating

Purchasing Power

Food Production

Effort to Acquire Energy

Importance of Physical Need

Palatability of Food Offerings

Fibre Content of Food & Drink

Cost of Physical Exercise

Level of Recreational Activity

Level of Domestic Activity

Alcohol Consumption

Market Price of Food Offerings

Access to Opportunities for Physical Exercise

Conscious Control of Accumulation

De-skilling

Pressure to Cater for Acquired Tastes

Sociocultural Valuation of Activity

Desire to Resolve Tension

Tendency to Graze

Standardisation of Food Offerings

Perceived Danger In Environment

Psychological Ambivalence

Pressure on job performance

Cost of Ingredients

Opportunity for Team-Based Activity

Scientific Inconsistency

Effort to Increase Efficiency of Consumption

Desire to Minimize Cost

Learned Activity Patterns in Early Childhood

Degree of Innate Activity in Childhood

Societal Pressure to Consume

Level of Employment

Physical Activity Environment

Parental Modeling of Activity

Female Employment

Pressure for Growth & Profitability

Individual Physical Activity

Ambient Temperature

Reliance on Surgical Interventions

Resting Metabolic Rate

Level of Thermogenesis

Level of Infections

Genetic Appropriateness of Nutrient Partitioning

Individual Physiology

and/or

Epigenetic Predisposition to Obesity

Predisposition to Activity

Side-Effects of Medicine

Appropriateness of Maternal Body Composition

Media Social

Quality & Quantity of Breast Feeding (and Weaning)

Appropriateness of Child Growth

Appropriateness of Embryonic & Fetal Growth

Psychological Economic

Physiology

Food Activity Infrastructure

Negative Influence

Developmental

Biological

Positive Influence

Medical


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