24 results on '"Dixon, Helen"'
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2. 203 - Effects of nutrition and other health-oriented marketing claims on young adults’ perceptions and hypothetical consumption of alcohol products: an online experiment
3. 80 - Identifying the most effective added sugar warning label design for ready-made infant and toddler foods: An online experiment
4. 94 - Seeing is believing: how food pictures on packaged children's snacks influence parent's product perceptions
5. 79 - Parent and child choice of sugary drinks under four labelling conditions
6. Obesity and increased cancer risk: the development of a public health education campaign
7. Children's sport sponsorship: Parent's reactions to unhealthy food vs. pro-health sponsorship options
8. Unhealthy sport sponsorship at the 2017 AFL Grand Final: a case study of its frequency, duration and nature
9. Can counter-advertising inoculate spectators against influence by unhealthy food sponsorship of sport?
10. Cost-effectiveness of the Victorian sugary drink public education mass media campaign: a modelled analysis
11. Can front-of-pack nutrition labels overcome any biasing effects of nutrient and health claims?
12. The potential of front-of-pack labels on unhealthy foods to counteract the misleading effects of health claims
13. Add health stars to reduce kilojoules? Effects of health star labelling on the kilojoule content of adults’ fast food meal selections
14. LiveLighter mass media campaign is associated with reduced sugary drink consumption
15. Community junior sport sponsorship: Children's responses to unhealthy food vs. pro-health sponsorship options
16. Anti-obesity health warnings promote healthier dietary decision making
17. Attributes used by consumers to assess alternative front-of-pack food labelling systems
18. Evaluation of the LiveLighter “Sugary Drinks” mass media campaign
19. Food marketing with movie character toys: Effects on young children's preferences for healthy and unhealthy fast food meals
20. LiveLighter Phase II “Sugary Drinks” mass media campaign
21. Fighting back: Can counter-advertising minimise the effects of unhealthy food marketing on pre-adolescent children?
22. Awareness and impact of the LiveLighter “toxic fat” obesity prevention campaign
23. Content analysis of public health campaigns promoting healthy weight and lifestyle
24. Finding the keys to successful public health campaigns promoting healthy weight and lifestyle to adults: Quantitative audience testing research
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