Which of the following does NOT contribute to infantile anorexia according to the transactional model for feeding disorders?
A) high ghrelin suppression at the start of meals
B) high physiological arousal
C) strong-willed temperaments
D) parental anxiety regarding children's eating

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According to the transactional model for feeding disorders, high ghrelin suppression at the start of meals can actually contribute to increased appetite and more successful feeding. The other options (high physiological arousal, strong-willed temperaments, and parental anxiety regarding children's eating) are all factors that can contribute to infantile anorexia.

Which of the Following Does NOT Contribute to Infantile Anorexia