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1 A comparison of dietary taste patterns between Malaysia and The Netherlands Teo, Pey Sze

130 C p. 317-318
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2 Acute effects of three doses of caffeine on attention, motor speed and mood over an 8-hour period Haskell-Ramsay, Crystal F.

130 C p. 306-307
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3 Acute nutritional state and Body Mass Index influence Anterior Cingulate Cortex activation during motor response inhibition Roelofs, Eline F.

130 C p. 313
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4 Additive effects of household food insecurity during pregnancy and infancy on maternal infant feeding styles and practices Gross, Rachel S.

130 C p. 20-28
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5 A high perceptual load task reduces food-related intrusive thoughts Morris, Jenny

130 C p. 310
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6 A longitudinal study of friends' and parents' norms on core and non-core snack food intake Bevelander, Kirsten E.

130 C p. 298
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7 Antecedents of picky eating behaviour in young children Emmett, Pauline M.

130 C p. 163-173
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8 Antidepressant action of early anorexia Compan, V.

130 C p. 301
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9 A qualitative exploration into momentary impacts on food parenting practices among parents of pre-school aged children Loth, Katie A.

130 C p. 35-44
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10 Association between time perspective, food choice motives, and food intake in a general population Bénard, Marc

130 C p. 297-298
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11 Association of eating behaviors, lifestyle, and maternal education with adherence to the Mediterranean diet in Spanish children Bawaked, Rowaedh Ahmed

130 C p. 279-285
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12 Associations between caloric compensation ability and eating behaviour in infants Brugaillères, P.

130 C p. 299
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13 Associations between cognitive restraint, history of weight loss diet and organic food consumption in a large population-based sample of adults Virecoulon-Giudici, Kelly

130 C p. 319
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14 Attentional processing of newly learned food cues: Unpicking the role of novelty and reward Davies, Jennifer

130 C p. 302
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15 At what stage in the drinking process does drinking water affect attention and memory? Effects of mouth rinsing and mouth drying Edmonds, Caroline J.

130 C p. 303
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16 Audiovisual crossmodal correspondences: The case of carbonation in beverages Roque, Jérémy

130 C p. 314
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17 Can exposure to recipes increase dietary egg and protein intake in community dwelling older adults?: A randomised controlled trial van den Heuvel, Emmy

130 C p. 318
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18 Causal inference of the factors leading individuals to choose protein rich foods using directed acyclic graphical models Demongeot, Irène

130 C p. 302-303
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19 Characteristics of French children with excessive free sugar intakes. Which dietary changes are needed to meet nutritional recommendations? Lluch, Anne

130 C p. 309-310
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20 Cheat meals: A benign or ominous variant of binge eating behavior? Murray, Stuart B.

130 C p. 274-278
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21 Chronic consumption of orange juice flavonoids is associated with cognitive benefits: An 8 week randomised double-blind placebo-controlled trial in older adults Kean, Rebecca

130 C p. 308
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22 Cognitive and cerebral blood flow improvements following acute supplementation with purple grape juice in healthy young adults Avery, Hannah L.

130 C p. 297
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23 Cognitive control training as a weight loss tool: An online randomised control trial Maizey, Leah

130 C p. 310
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24 Colour cue: Downsizing snacks in pre-schoolers using visual cues Carstairs, S.

130 C p. 300
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25 Commentaries and Response to: Robinson, Bevelander, Field, and Jones (2018) “Methodological and reporting quality in laboratory studies of human eating behavior” Hetherington, Marion M

130 C p. 327
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26 Commentary: Methodological and reporting practices for laboratory studies assessing food intake using fixed and ad libitum test meals Buckland, Nicola J.

130 C p. 336-338
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27 Comments on methodological and reporting quality in laboratory studies of human eating behaviour Robinson, Eric

130 C p. 344-345
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28 Comparing low and high satiety phenotypes on appetite control and weight loss over 14 weeks Buckland, Nicola

130 C p. 300
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29 Compensating for smaller portions by eating other foods is predicted by perceived portion size normality Haynes, A.

130 C p. 307
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30 Consumer acceptance of insect-based burgers Harms, Eugenia

130 C p. 306
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31 Consumers' evaluation of imported organic food products: The role of geographical distance Pedersen, Susanne

130 C p. 134-145
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32 Cost-based anorexia: A novel framework to model anorexia nervosa Rowland, Neil E.

130 C p. 50-58
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33 Cultural differences in feeding practices and child weight perception between Black Somali and White British mothers of 3-6 year old children living in the UK Blissett, J.

130 C p. 298
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34 Cutting through conflicting prescriptions: How guidelines inform “healthy and sustainable” diets in Switzerland Godin, Laurence

130 C p. 123-133
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35 Development of a clinical tool for weight management using response inhibition training Cox, Jennifer S.

130 C p. 302
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36 Distinct brain representations of processed and unprocessed foods Coricelli, C.

130 C p. 301
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37 Does immersion or detachment facilitate healthy eating? Comparing the effects of sensory imagery and mindful decentering on attitudes and behavior towards healthy and unhealthy food Chang, Betty P.I.

130 C p. 256-267
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38 Do Gut Hormones attenuate eating and addictive behaviours in obesity, alcohol and nicotine dependence? Ling, Y.Y.

130 C p. 309
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39 Do infant temperament and maternal feeding styles predict the timing of introduction to solid food? Rogers, Samantha L.

130 C p. 313
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40 Do we eat like dogs? The influence of portion size on feeding behaviour in domesticated dogs Kersbergen, Inge

130 C p. 308-309
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41 Eating in the absence of hunger in young children: The role of maternal feeding strategies Boots, Samantha B.

130 C p. 45-49
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42 Eating practices within a multi-generational approach – A qualitative insight study Brombach Zhaw, Christine

130 C p. 299
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43 Editorial Board
130 C p. ii
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44 Effect of aromatic similarity on food-beverage pairing perception when consumers' attention is focused on aromas of interest Eschevins, Anastasia

130 C p. 303
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45 Effects of congruent and incongruent experiential learning on intake of a novel vegetable in preschool children: A cluster randomized trial Nekitsing, Chandani

130 C p. 311
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46 Effects of tableware visual cues on portion control and eating rate: Pilot test Almiron-Roig, Eva

130 C p. 296
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47 Energy intake in frequent consumers of low-calorie sweetened beverages: Effects of beverage availability and experimentally-induced food cravings Maloney, N.G.

130 C p. 310
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48 Enhancing meal enjoyment: Evaluating the effects of flavour intensity and hedonic labelling Evans, Natalie R.

130 C p. 304
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49 Establishing links between abnormal eating behaviours and semantic deficits in dementia Aiello, M.

130 C p. 296
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50 Evolutionary tendencies: The potential role of a high-calorie bias in food-specific spatial memory on eating behaviour de Vries, Rachelle

130 C p. 303
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51 Examining the influence of perceived and objective time constraints on the quality of household food purchases Rogus, Stephanie

130 C p. 268-273
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52 Exploring the association between strategies to manage indulgence of tempting foods and personality traits Gatzemeier, Jennifer

130 C p. 305
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53 Fat mass is predicted by subtle yet measurable differences in food-choice strategy Brunstrom, Jeffrey M.

130 C p. 300
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54 Favouring more rigour when investigating human eating behaviour is like supporting motherhood and apple pie: A response to Robinson, Bevelander, Field, and Jones (2018) Hetherington, Marion M.

130 C p. 330-333
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55 Feeding behavior in three-year-old children born <30 weeks and term-born peers Sanchez, Katherine

130 C p. 117-122
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56 Five a day fillers: A touch screen app which embeds fruit and vegetable exposure in a game format Coulthard, Helen

130 C p. 301
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57 Food and nutrient intakes in baby led weaning infants compared with standard weaning infants Alpers, Brigid

130 C p. 296-297
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58 Food aversions and food neophobia in parents of young children Knaapila, Antti

130 C p. 309
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59 Food choices made by primary carers (mothers/ grandmothers) in West Java, Indonesia Rachmi, Cut Novianti

130 C p. 84-92
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60 Food fussiness and early feeding characteristics of infants following Baby-Led Weaning and traditional spoon-feeding in New Zealand: An internet survey Fu, XiaoXi

130 C p. 110-116
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61 Food preferences in children with insulin-induced hypoglycaemia: The development of a food preference task Sauchelli, Sarah

130 C p. 315
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62 From first to last bite: Emotions change from high to low arousal and dominant sensations built-up during multiple bite assessment of yogurts van Bommel, Roelien

130 C p. 318
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63 Habitual water intake is associated with improved mood, cognition and cardiovascular health in older adults Cousins, Alecia

130 C p. 301
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64 How does your vanilla ice-cream feel? Using cross-modal association to create a visual experience of flavour Delfaud, Dominique

130 C p. 302
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65 How satiety feelings can anticipate the decrease in food intake at the next meal Vinoy, Sophie

130 C p. 319
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66 Ideas of a good meal – Children's visualizations of a good meal in pre-school Nyberg, Maria

130 C p. 311
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67 Identifying sweet taste liker phenotypes: A methodological review Iatridi, Vasiliki

130 C p. 308
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68 Impact of a nutritional logo on snack choices in mother-child dyads Poquet, D.

130 C p. 312
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69 Impact of chemotherapy stage on chemosensory perception and the food choices of cancer patients Drareni, K.

130 C p. 303
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70 Improved mental health with adjunctive use of a palatable nutrient-rich drink supplement in treatment of substance use disorder Gibson, E. Leigh

130 C p. 305
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71 Improving laboratory studies of human eating behaviour: Energy balance and real-world considerations Stubbs, R.J.

130 C p. 334-335
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72 Individual determinants of emotional eating: A simultaneous investigation Mantau, Alexandra

130 C p. 93-103
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73 Influence of exercise on pre- and post-exercise food intake Barutcu, Asya

130 C p. 297
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74 Influence of yogurt texture on oral processing behaviour and satiation Mosca, Ana Carolina

130 C p. 310-311
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75 Informal learning and food sense in home cooking Janhonen, Kristiina

130 C p. 190-198
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76 Investigating the impact of a health game on children’s implicit attitudes towards food and virtual snack choice Alblas, Eva

130 C p. 296
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77 Is it still a real treat? Adults' treat provision to children Shan, Liran Christine

130 C p. 228-235
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78 Is the effect of focused attention on later food intake moderated by meal satisfaction? Whitelock, V.

130 C p. 319-320
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79 “It's always on the safe list”: Investigating experiential accounts of picky eating adults Fox, Gemma

130 C p. 1-10
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80 Longitudinal associations between eating and drinking engagement during mealtime and eating in the absence of hunger in low income toddlers Tan, Cin Cin

130 C p. 29-34
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81 Mass dissemination of web and smartphone-delivered food response inhibition training to reduce unhealthy snacking Lawrence, Natalia S.

130 C p. 309
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82 Material deprivation moderates the portion-size effect on intended food consumption Best, Maisy

130 C p. 298
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83 Meals based on cod or veal in combination with high or low glycemic index carbohydrates did not affect diet-induced thermogenesis, appetite sensations, or subsequent energy intake differently Nielsen, Lone V.

130 C p. 199-208
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84 Moving beyond the “eating addiction” versus “food addiction” debate: Comment on Schulte et al. (2017) Lacroix, Emilie

130 C p. 286-292
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85 No ‘conscious compensation’ for a low-calorie label Rogers, P.J.

130 C p. 313-314
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86 No effect of tDCS on food consumption or food craving when combined with inhibitory control training Sedgmond, Jemma

130 C p. 316
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87 No effects of explicit approach-avoidance training on immediate consumption of soft drinks Krishna, Anand

130 C p. 209-218
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88 Observed and self-reported assessments of caregivers' feeding styles: Variable- and person-centered approaches for examining relationships with children's eating behaviors Power, Thomas G.

130 C p. 174-183
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89 Personality and meat consumption: The importance of differentiating between type of meat Pfeiler, Tamara M.

130 C p. 11-19
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90 Personalized dietary advice for households with a low socioeconomic status – A real-life pilot study Verain, Muriel

130 C p. 319
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91 Polyphenol-rich mixed-berries maintain cognitive function over a 6hr period Whyte, Adrian R.

130 C p. 320
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92 Portion size reduction in preschool children: Snack reduction versus snack replacement Reale, Sophie

130 C p. 312-313
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93 Positive impact of a cooking skills intervention among Brazilian university students: Six months follow-up of a randomized controlled trial Bernardo, Greyce Luci

130 C p. 247-255
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94 Predicting eating behaviours in children with Tourette syndrome: The role of sensory sensitivity and tic severity Smith, Bobbie

130 C p. 317
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95 Predicting satisfaction in meals and snacks Shahrokni, Roya O.

130 C p. 316
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96 Predicting the selection of protein-containing foods in older adults Buckley, Charlotte M.

130 C p. 300
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97 Predictors of portion size of high energy density foods in children and adolescents: evidence from the UK National Diet and Nutrition Survey Blundell-Birtill, Pam

130 C p. 298-299
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98 Priming social identity moderates the effect of a social norm message on food intake Higgs, S.

130 C p. 307
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99 Promoting water intake. The persuasiveness of a messaging intervention based on anticipated negative affective reactions and self-monitoring Carfora, Valentina

130 C p. 236-246
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100 Promotion of novel plant-based dishes among older person using the “dish of the day” as a nudging strategy in 4 EU countries Zhou, Xiao

130 C p. 320
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101 Rapid-onset anorectic effects of intranasal oxytocin in young men Burmester, Victoria

130 C p. 104-109
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102 Reduced fruit and vegetable consumption following an exaggerated compared to a modest 5-a-day food product label Appleton, K.M.

130 C p. 297
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103 Reprint of "Methodological and reporting quality in laboratory studies of human eating behavior" Robinson, Eric

130 C p. 321-326
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104 Results of a randomized controlled trial evaluating the effect of increasing package size on usage volume of peanut butter in older adults Eykelenboom, Michelle

130 C p. 184-189
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105 Review on well-being related to food products Rogeaux, Michel

130 C p. 313
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106 Situational cues increase desire for food and drink: The role of consumption simulations Papies, Esther K.

130 C p. 311
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107 Smart food intake: Designing a context specific food choice motivations measurement method van den Puttelaar, Jos

130 C p. 319
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108 Specific theoretical considerations and future research directions for evaluating addictive-like eating as a substance-based, food addiction: Comment on Lacroix et al. (2018) Schulte, Erica M.

130 C p. 293-295
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109 Standardizing versus measuring food deprivation and hunger Meule, Adrian

130 C p. 328-329
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110 Studying human eating behaviour in the laboratory: Theoretical considerations and practical suggestions Best, Maisy

130 C p. 339-343
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111 Targeting young adults for healthy eating: Development of a dietary mobile app Rohde, Anna

130 C p. 314
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112 The affective priming paradigm in the context of healthy and unhealthy foods Tzavella, Loukia

130 C p. 318
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113 The association between mindfulness and the metabolic syndrome is modified by depressive symptomatology Guyot, Erika

130 C p. 306
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114 The development of a healthy eating mobile app to enhance self-control using personalised cues: A feasibility study Price, Menna

130 C p. 312
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115 The duration of intermittent access to preferred sucrose-rich food affects binge-like intake, fat accumulation, and fasting glucose in male rats Kreisler, A.D.

130 C p. 59-69
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116 The effect of a mindfulness-based decentering strategy on chocolate craving Tapper, Katy

130 C p. 157-162
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117 The effect of a walking based physical activity intervention on appetite in older adults: A pilot study Brennan, Hannah

130 C p. 299
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118 The effect of exposure to food odours on recall of low and high calorie food images Thomas, Jason M.

130 C p. 318
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119 The effect of mindful eating on food intake over a three-day period Seguias, Lana

130 C p. 316
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120 The effect of mindfulness on rational thinking Farrar, Stephanie

130 C p. 304
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121 The effect of satiation on cognitive and reward processes Spetter, M.S.

130 C p. 317
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122 The effects of acute and chronic wild blueberry supplementation on cognition and reading ability of 7-10 year olds May, Gabrielle

130 C p. 310
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123 The effects of alcohol on food-related attentional bias, appetite and intake Gough, Tom

130 C p. 305
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124 The effects of a mindfulness-based decentering strategy on chocolate cravings Tapper, Katy

130 C p. 317
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125 The effects of attitudes, knowledge and beliefs about healthy eating on sugar and low-fat product intake Booth, Paula

130 C p. 299
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126 The effects of ready meal consumption on appetite, satiety and subsequent energy intake Hillier, Sarah E.

130 C p. 307-308
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127 The halo effect of a descriptive social norm message Hawkins, Lily

130 C p. 307
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128 The impact of food insecurity on parents' feeding strategies & goals Harvey, Kate

130 C p. 306
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129 The impact of observed restrictive feeding practices on child BMI in a longitudinal study Farrow, Claire

130 C p. 304
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130 The influence of fictitious peers in a social media intervention for downsizing portions: Feasibility of the Smart Snacking Studies Sharps, Maxine

130 C p. 316
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131 The influence of food waste concerns on food intake and plate clearing Sheen, Florence

130 C p. 316-317
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132 The relationship between fruit and vegetable consumption, mental health and psychological wellbeing Salmon, Nicola-Jayne

130 C p. 314
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133 The what and how in complementary feeding: Design of a randomized controlled trial Schultink, Janneke

130 C p. 315
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134 To eat or not to eat: Following the subtly communicated injunctive social norm Raghoebar, Sanne

130 C p. 312
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135 Towards personalised nutrition: Interoceptive accuracy moderates the affective response to food Young, Hayley A.

130 C p. 320
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136 Transitions on the shopping floor: Investigating the role of Canadian supermarkets in alternative protein consumption Gravely, Evan

130 C p. 146-156
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137 Use of a virtual portion selection instrument in persons undergoing bariatric surgery Hamm, Jeon D.

130 C p. 306
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138 Utilising the glycaemic index: An investigation of glycaemic response and cognition Grout, Matthew

130 C p. 305-306
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139 Variation in food preferences elicited by low-protein status in humans Fromentin, Sébastien

130 C p. 304-305
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140 VeggieMaths: Exposing children to vegetables using arithmetic in a fun mobile application Farrow, Claire

130 C p. 304
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141 Wasted food: A qualitative study of U.S. young adults' perceptions, beliefs and behaviors Nikolaus, Cassandra J.

130 C p. 70-78
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142 Weight gain in secure psychiatric settings: The role of psychological factors in the mediation of obesity Davies, Joseph L.

130 C p. 302
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143 Weight perception, fear of negative evaluation, and overeating Romano, Eugenia

130 C p. 314
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144 What eating behaviour-related knowledge can be applied and integrated into school holiday initiatives seeking to tackle food poverty? Holley, Clare E.

130 C p. 308
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145 Which healthy eating nudges work best? A meta-analysis of field experiments Cadario, R.

130 C p. 300-301
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146 Why do I feel so fat? The role of poor emotional and physical sensation processing in feeling fat Pink, Aimee

130 C p. 311-312
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147 Willingness to try Singaporean food: A multi-ethnic comparison within food neophobia levels Santos-Merx, Lourdes

130 C p. 315
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148 Will work less for food: Go/No-Go training decreases the reinforcing value of high-caloric food Houben, Katrijn

130 C p. 79-83
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149 Wishful hearing: The effect of chronic dieting on auditory perceptual biases and eating behavior Mayor Poupis, Lauren

130 C p. 219-227
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150 Women in Singapore: Differences in body dissatisfaction and attitudes towards disordered eating in the three main ethnicities Santos-Merx, Lourdes

130 C p. 315
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