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Consumers' practical understanding of healthy food choices: a fake food experiment

Mötteli et al., 2016

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4808063366504626899
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Mötteli S
Keller C
Siegrist M
Barbey J
Bucher T
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British Journal of Nutrition

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Little is known about laypeople's practical understanding of a healthy diet, although this is important to successfully promote healthy eating. The present study is the first to experimentally examine how consumers define healthy and balanced food choices for an …
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