Nutrition Education Research Brief: Message Framing, Use of Interactive Technology to Tailor Messages, and Intervention Intensity

Mary Kay Fox, Charlotte Hanson and Ronette Briefel

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Abstract: This research brief is intended to assist nutrition educators in assessing whether specific characteristics of nutrition messages promote desired dietary behavior changes.

Keywords: Nutrition; Education; message framing; interactive technology intervention; intensity (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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