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Obesity: Social learning

Sociocultural factors may play a key role in obesity. Social learning theory suggests that people learn behaviors by observing and imitating others, particularly those in close social circles (family, friends, peers). Children, for example, may model eating habits, food choices, and activity levels based on the behaviors they see in their parents or older siblings. If unhealthy eating habits or sedentary behaviors...

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