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1. Executive Summary

This report focus on the theory that how cereals affect overweight and obese children. As many studies found out that the media have strong affect to the children choices and preferences so this can lead to unhealthy consuming habit of the children in the present day. Finally, the media can be one of the factors that causes children’s overweight and obese due to the high calories of the advertised foods, including cereals.

The possible new theories partly focus and concern on the topic of consuming pattern of the children and their parents who always have strong impact on selecting their children’s choices, especially the food choice. The study found that there are no correlation between price and quality of the cereal. Moreover, the price has no significant differences between the choices of cereal consuming among children from higher and lower socioeconomic school.

The next topic found that majority of the parents respond that their children......

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