Older children are not as responsive to internal controls regarding energy density as younger children.

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As children grow older, they become more independent in making their food choices and may prioritize taste and convenience over energy density. This can result in a decreased responsiveness to internal cues such as hunger and fullness. However, external factors such as portion size and availability of certain foods can still have an impact on the energy density of their diet.

Older Children Are Not as Responsive to Internal Controls Regarding