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Fogel A, Fries LR, Mccrickerd K, Goh ATing, Chan MJun, Toh JYing, Chong Y-S, Tan KHian, Yap F, Shek LP et al..  2018.  Prospective associations between parental feeding practices and children's oral processing behaviours.. Matern Child Nutr. :e12635.
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Fogel A, Fries LR, Mccrickerd K, Goh ATing, Quah PLing, Chan MJun, Toh JYing, Chong Y-S, Tan KHian, Yap F et al..  2018.  Oral processing behaviours that promote children's energy intake are associated with parent-reported appetitive traits: Results from the GUSTO cohort.. Appetite. 126:8-15.
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Fogel A, Goh ATing, Fries LR, Sadananthan SA, S Velan S, Michael N, Tint M-T, Fortier MV, Chan MJun, Toh JYing et al..  2017.  Faster eating rates are associated with higher energy intakes during an ad libitum meal, higher BMI and greater adiposity among 4·5-year-old children: results from the Growing Up in Singapore Towards Healthy Outcomes (GUSTO) cohort.. Br J Nutr. 117(7):1042-1051.
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Fogel A, Mccrickerd K, Fries LR, Goh ATing, Quah PLing, Chan MJun, Toh JYing, Chong Y-S, Tan KHian, Yap F et al..  2018.  Eating in the absence of hunger: Stability over time and associations with eating behaviours and body composition in children.. Physiol Behav. 192:82-89.
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Fogel A, Goh ATing, Fries LR, Sadananthan SAnand, S Velan S, Michael N, Tint MThway, Fortier MValerie, Chan MJun, Toh JYing et al..  2017.  A description of an 'obesogenic' eating style that promotes higher energy intake and is associated with greater adiposity in 4.5year-old children: Results from the GUSTO cohort.. Physiol Behav. 176:107-116.
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Fogel A, Mccrickerd K, Goh ATing, Fries LR, Chong Y-S, Tan KHian, Yap F, Shek LP, Meaney MJ, Cai S et al..  2019.  Associations between inhibitory control, eating behaviours and adiposity in 6-year-old children.. Int J Obes (Lond). 43(7):1344-1353.