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Folkvord, Frans: Roes, Elze: Bevelander, Kirsten: Promoting healthy foods in the new digital era on Instagram: an experimental study on the effect of a popular real versus fictitious fit influencer on brand attitude and purchase intentions. [2020]
Reagan, Rebecca: Filice, Sonia: Santarossa, Sara: Woodruff, Sarah J.: #ad on Instagram: Investigating the promotion of food and beverage products. [2020]
Truman, Emily: Elliott, Charlene: Health-promoting skills for children: Evaluating the influence of a media literacy and food marketing intervention. [2020]
Austin, Erica Weintraub: Austin, Bruce W.: Kaiser, C. Kit: Effects of family-centered media literacy training on family nutrition outcomes. [2020]
Horta, Paula M.: Machado, Barbara B.: de Souza, Liziane V.: Food content on children movies from 2013 to 2018: taking food processing into account. [2020]
Lavrisa, Ziva: Hristov, Hristo: Kelly, Bridget: Pravst, Igor: Regulating children's exposure to food marketing on television: are the restrictions during children's programmes enough? [2020]
de Nazaré Marreiros Tavares Silva, Regina: Duarte, Danilo Antonio: Gomes de Oliveira, Arlete Maria: The influence of television on the food habits of schoolchildren and its association with dental caries. [2020]
Pinto, Adena: Pauze, Elise: Mutata, Rachel: Roy-Gagnon, Marie-Helene: Potvin Kent, Monique: Food and beverage advertising to children and adolescents on television: A baseline study. [2020]
Villegas-Navas, Victoria: Montero-Simo, Maria-Jose: Araque-Padilla, Rafael A.: The effects of foods embedded in entertainment media on children's food choices and food intake: A systematic review and meta-analyses. [2020]
Binder, Alice: Naderer, Brigitte: Matthes, Joerg: A "forbidden fruit effect": An eye-tracking study on children's visual attention to food marketing. [2020]
Rummo, Pasquale E.: Cassidy, Omni: Wells, Ingrid: Coffino, Jaime A.: Bragg, Marie A.: Examining the relationship between youth-targeted food-marketing expenditures and the demographics of social media followers. [2020]
Clark, Helen: Coll-Seck, Awa Marie: Banerjee, Anshu: Peterson, Stefan: Dalglish, Sarah L.: Ameratunga, Shanthi: u.a.: A future for the world's children? A Who-UNICEF-Lancet commission. [2020]
Beaufort, Maren: How candy placements in films influence children's selection behavior in real-life shopping scenarios - an Austrian experimental field study. [2019]
Qutteina, Yara: Hallez, Lotte: Mennes, Nine: De Backer, Charlotte: Smits, Tim: What do adolescents see on social media? A diary study of food marketing images on social media. [2019]
Kelly, Bridget: Vandevijvere, Stefanie: Ng, SeeHoe: Adams, Jean: Allemandi, Lorena: u.a.: Global benchmarking of children's exposure to television advertising of unhealthy foods and beverages across 22 countries. [2019]
Hu, Jiajin: Ding, Ning: Yang, Liu: Ma, Yanan: Gao, Ming: Wen, Deliang: Association between television viewing and early childhood overweight and obesity: a pair-matched case-control study in China. [2019]
Harris, Jennifer: Frazier, Willie: Fleming-Milici, Frances: Hubert, Patrice: Rodriguez-Arauz, Gloriana: u.a.: A qualitative assessment of US Black and Latino adolescents' attitudes about targeted marketing of unhealthy food and beverages. [2019]
Borzekowski, Dina L. G.: Pires, Pedro P.: A six country study of young children's media exposure, logo recognition, and dietary preferences. [2018]
Hahn, Rachel: Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: The tween television diet: a content analysis of US tween program food references. [2018]
Purves, Richard I.: Stead, Martine: Eadie, Douglas: "I wouldn't be friends with someone if they were liking too much rubbish". A qualitative study of alcohol brands, youth identity and social media. [2018]
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