nr |
titel |
auteur |
tijdschrift |
jaar |
jaarg. |
afl. |
pagina('s) |
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1 |
Editorial Board/Board of Directors
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51 |
7S |
p. A3 |
artikel |
2 |
FNEE1 Arkansas EFNEP's Transition to Online Training Shows Positive Feedback
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Hays, Emily |
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51 |
7S |
p. S8 |
artikel |
3 |
FNEE3 Dietary Factors Associated with Urinary Sodium to Potassium Ratio in Japanese Preschool Children
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Yasutake, Kenichiro |
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51 |
7S |
p. S8-S9 |
artikel |
4 |
FNEE2 The Warehouse: Delivering a Multi-Pronged, Community-Based Nutrition Assistance and Education Program to a Rural City in Arkansas
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Bullington, Leigh Ann |
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51 |
7S |
p. S8 |
artikel |
5 |
FP17 Changes in Nutrition Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior After Implementation of Serving Up MyPlate and Vegetable Taste Tests
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Williams, Kelly |
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51 |
7S |
p. S31-S32 |
artikel |
6 |
FP1 Extending Education: WISE Lessons From Facebook and Retail Connections
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Johnson, Danya |
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51 |
7S |
p. S25 |
artikel |
7 |
FP9 Improving Vegetable Selection in Middle School Lunch Through Project SELECT: Student Engagement, Lunchroom Environment, and Culinary Training
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Lopes, Megan Sweat |
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51 |
7S |
p. S28 |
artikel |
8 |
FP10 In-Home Childcare Providers Participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Improve Knowledge and Nutritional Quality of Foods and Beverages Served with Nutrition Education Intervention
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Schenkel, Stephanie |
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51 |
7S |
p. S28-S29 |
artikel |
9 |
FP7 Kansas Training Grows Healthier Futures
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Rieger, Linnea |
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51 |
7S |
p. S27 |
artikel |
10 |
FP5 Lessons Learned From the Healthy Schools Healthy Students Project: Strategies to Improve Future Team Nutrition Interventions
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Askelson, Natoshia |
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51 |
7S |
p. S26-S27 |
artikel |
11 |
FP8 Louisiana TNTG: Two Unique Approaches to Healthier School Nutrition Environments
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Gollub, Elizabeth |
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51 |
7S |
p. S28 |
artikel |
12 |
FP11 Missouri Culinary Skills Institute: Building Healthier Trays with Training
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Farmer, Lisa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S29 |
artikel |
13 |
FP12 Montana Students Select More Vegetables and Fruits at School Lunch Using Smarter Lunchrooms Strategies
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Stenberg, Molly |
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51 |
7S |
p. S29-S30 |
artikel |
14 |
FP13 Nebraska Team Nutrition Pilots a Nutrition Education Intervention to Improve Childcare Providers Perceived Feasibility and Usability of the EatPlayGrow™ Curriculum
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Burger, Christy |
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51 |
7S |
p. S30 |
artikel |
15 |
FP3 Outcomes from the Colorado Team Nutrition Cooking Up Healthy Options with Plants (CHOP) Program
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O'Connor, Tanya |
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51 |
7S |
p. S25-S26 |
artikel |
16 |
FP4 Power-Up with Produce Supported Some Changes in Determinants of Fruit and Vegetable Intake of Rural Elementary Students
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Fly, Alyce |
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51 |
7S |
p. S26 |
artikel |
17 |
FP2 Predictors of CNP Nutrition-Related Engagement with Families
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Whiteside-Mansell, Leanne |
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51 |
7S |
p. S25 |
artikel |
18 |
FP16 South Dakota Team Nutrition: Increasing Access to Healthier Food Options
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Jacobson, Megan |
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51 |
7S |
p. S31 |
artikel |
19 |
FP15 Students Pick a Better Snack: Increase Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
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Christiansen, Elizabeth |
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51 |
7S |
p. S31 |
artikel |
20 |
FP6 Supporting Healthy Habits in Childcare with Online Trainings for CACFP Participants
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Delger, Patti |
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51 |
7S |
p. S27 |
artikel |
21 |
FP14 Time-Series Assessment of Childcare Professionals’ Knowledge Regarding the Implementation of the Updated CACFP Meal Pattern
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Hasnin, Saima |
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51 |
7S |
p. S30 |
artikel |
22 |
INDEX OF PRESENTING AUTHORS
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51 |
7S |
p. S128-S130 |
artikel |
23 |
NP9 “Abriendo Caminos”: Opening Opportunities for Healthy Pathways
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Teran-Garcia, Margarita |
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51 |
7S |
p. S13-S14 |
artikel |
24 |
NP1 Adolescent Obesity Prevention Project Yields Policy, System, and Environmental Changes in Middle Schools
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Kidd, Tandalayo |
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51 |
7S |
p. S10 |
artikel |
25 |
NP21 Advancing and Expanding HomeStyles: Shaping HOME Environments and LifeSTYLES to Prevent Childhood Obesity
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Byrd-Bredbenner, Carol |
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51 |
7S |
p. S19-S20 |
artikel |
26 |
NP17 Approaches to Enhancing Wellness Policy Implementation in Schools to Prevent Obesity: Implementation/Plans for Dissemination
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Hager, Erin |
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51 |
7S |
p. S17-S18 |
artikel |
27 |
NP19 A Supermarket Intervention to Promote Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among Low-Income Families
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Polacsek, Michele |
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51 |
7S |
p. S18-S19 |
artikel |
28 |
NP28 Childhood Obesity Prevention with Church, Extension and Academic Partners in an Integrated Randomized Control Trial
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Hosig, Kathryn |
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51 |
7S |
p. S22-S23 |
artikel |
29 |
NP30 Children's Healthy Living Center of Excellence (CHL Center) Year 1
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Novotny, Rachel |
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51 |
7S |
p. S23 |
artikel |
30 |
NP13 Designing Retrospective Evaluation Tools with Low-Literacy Adults: Development Process
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Townsend, Marilyn |
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51 |
7S |
p. S15-S16 |
artikel |
31 |
NP22 Development of the Children Eating Well (CHEW) Mobile Application for WIC Families in Tennessee
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Hull, Pamela |
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51 |
7S |
p. S20 |
artikel |
32 |
NP31 Development of the Family Meal Project: A Family Nutrition Ecosystem Intervention to Prevent Childhood Overweight/Obesity
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Coccia, Catherine |
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51 |
7S |
p. S24 |
artikel |
33 |
NP7 Effectiveness of Supports for Family Mealtimes on Obesity Prevention Among Head Start Preschoolers: Screening Phase Results From the Simply Dinner Study
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Brophy-Herb, Holly |
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51 |
7S |
p. S12-S13 |
artikel |
34 |
NP3 Farm Fresh Foods for Healthy Kids: Innovative Cost-Offset Community-Supported Agriculture Intervention to Prevent Childhood Obesity and Strengthen Local Agricultural Economies
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Seguin, Rebecca |
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51 |
7S |
p. S10-S11 |
artikel |
35 |
NP2 Fruving the World: A Social Marketing and Environmental Change Intervention
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Colby, Sarah |
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51 |
7S |
p. S10 |
artikel |
36 |
NP23 Garden-Based Intervention for Youth Improves Dietary and Physical Activity Patterns, Quality of Life, Family Relationships, and Indices of Health
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Adams, Ingrid |
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51 |
7S |
p. S20-S21 |
artikel |
37 |
NP12 Guided Goal Setting Behaviors of Spanish and English-Speaking EFNEP Participants in a Medical Clinic Setting
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Shilts, Mical |
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51 |
7S |
p. S15 |
artikel |
38 |
NP26 Healthy Schoolhouse 2.0: Results From Year One
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Snelling, Anastasia |
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51 |
7S |
p. S21-S22 |
artikel |
39 |
NP4 Improving Preschool Children's Food Knowledge and Food Choice Intentions: Results From a Childhood Obesity Preventive Intervention
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Francis, Lori |
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51 |
7S |
p. S11 |
artikel |
40 |
NP16 Latino Fathers Promoting Healthy Youth Behaviors
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Reicks, Marla |
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51 |
7S |
p. S17 |
artikel |
41 |
NP11 Measuring Parent Food-Related Behaviors with Spanish-Speaking Parents of Preschool Aged Children: Reliability and Validation of Mi Niño a la Hora de Comer-Year 4
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Ontai, Lenna |
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51 |
7S |
p. S14-S15 |
artikel |
42 |
NP25 Nutrition and Physical Activity Practices and Policies of Family Child Care Home Providers in Oklahoma: Baseline Findings From Happy Healthy Homes
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Sisson, Susan |
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51 |
7S |
p. S21 |
artikel |
43 |
NP10 Obesity Risk, Parenting and Diet Quality Tools for Hispanic Families with Preschoolers: EFNEP, Head Start, Medical Clinic-Year 4
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Townsend, Marilyn |
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51 |
7S |
p. S14 |
artikel |
44 |
NP6 Preliminary Results From the Multi-Pronged Intervention to Increase Secondary Student Participation in School Lunch (MPI)
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Madsen, Kristine |
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51 |
7S |
p. S12 |
artikel |
45 |
NP5 Salud Para Usted y Su Familia [Health for You and Your Family]: Integration of Research, Education and Extension to Promote Healthier Mexican-Heritage Families
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Sharkey, Joseph |
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51 |
7S |
p. S11-S12 |
artikel |
46 |
NP15 Social Cohesion Interaction with Text Message Intervention Effect on Fast Food Frequency
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Coldiron, Kara |
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51 |
7S |
p. S16-S17 |
artikel |
47 |
NP20 Starting Early: Expansion of a Primary Care-Based Early Child Obesity Prevention Program
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Messito, Mary Jo |
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51 |
7S |
p. S19 |
artikel |
48 |
NP29 The Family Check-Up 4 Health: A Health Maintenance Approach to Improve Nutrition and Prevent Early Childhood Obesity
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Berkel, Cady |
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51 |
7S |
p. S23 |
artikel |
49 |
NP8 The HEROs Study Year 4: Intervention Design to Promote Healthy Eating and Activity Behaviors in Early Childhood
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Bellows, Laura |
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51 |
7S |
p. S13 |
artikel |
50 |
NP18 The Impact of a Comprehensive Home Food Environment Intervention for College Freshmen Living in a Residence Hall
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Almudaihim, Abeer |
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51 |
7S |
p. S18 |
artikel |
51 |
NP27 Tundra Gifts: Harvesting Local and Regional Resources to Prevent Obesity Among Alaska Native Children in Remote, Underserved Communities
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Bersamin, Andrea |
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51 |
7S |
p. S22 |
artikel |
52 |
NP14 Use of Online Videos with Feeding Content to Enhance an EFNEP Program in Preventing Childhood Obesity
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Hughes, Sheryl |
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51 |
7S |
p. S16 |
artikel |
53 |
NP24 WITHDRAWN
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51 |
7S |
p. S21 |
artikel |
54 |
O13 Are Food-Based Dietary Guidelines an Nutrition Education Tool in Africa?
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Akeredolu, Ifeoma |
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51 |
7S |
p. S6-S7 |
artikel |
55 |
O4 Assessment of New York State Local Wellness Policies
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Raaen, Laura |
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51 |
7S |
p. S2 |
artikel |
56 |
O9 A Text-Delivered Intervention to Improve Dietary Habits, Stress Management Behaviors and Create Awareness of Food Assistance Resources Among College Students
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Mukigi, Dorcas |
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51 |
7S |
p. S4-S5 |
artikel |
57 |
O3 Breakfast After the Bell: Does the Program Exceed Student Need?
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Shukaitis, Jennifer |
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51 |
7S |
p. S1-S2 |
artikel |
58 |
O14 Cultural Adaptation of a Cooking Curriculum for Burundian and Congolese Refugee Families
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McElrone, Marissa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S7 |
artikel |
59 |
O8 Evaluation of Marshall University Smarter Food Pantry
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Williams, Kelli |
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51 |
7S |
p. S4 |
artikel |
60 |
O11 Exploring Access to Quality Food: Realities and Challenges for Consumers and Producers in a Mediterranean Island
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Caruana, Vince |
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51 |
7S |
p. S5-S6 |
artikel |
61 |
O12 Exploring Factors that Minimize School Lunch Waste in Tokyo Elementary Schools
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Izumi, Betty |
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51 |
7S |
p. S6 |
artikel |
62 |
O10 From Idea to Reality: Addressing College Food Insecurity with a Farm-to-Fork Initiative
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Sandar, The Nu |
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51 |
7S |
p. S5 |
artikel |
63 |
O15 Health Habits of African American Women and the Impact of Racial Identity
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Knox-Kazimierczuk, Francoise |
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51 |
7S |
p. S7 |
artikel |
64 |
O6 Meals on Wings: A Food Recovery Meal Program to Improve the Nutritional Health and Well-Being of Seniors
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Ross, Jenifer |
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51 |
7S |
p. S3 |
artikel |
65 |
O7 More for Your Money? Understanding Campus Meal Plan Choice in Relation to Food Insecurity Risk at a Rural Liberal Arts Institution
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Heying, Emily |
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51 |
7S |
p. S3-S4 |
artikel |
66 |
O2 Participation in the Food Program Ensures Availability of Nutritious Foods but not Intake in Children Attending Childcare
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Hasnin, Saima |
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51 |
7S |
p. S1 |
artikel |
67 |
O5 Utilizing Data-Driven Strategies to Inform a SNAP-Ed Healthy Food Retail Initiative
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Dobson, Liza |
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51 |
7S |
p. S2-S3 |
artikel |
68 |
O1 Web-Based Training Videos to Promote Changes in Policies, Systems and Environments for Nutrition Educators
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Franck, Karen |
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51 |
7S |
p. S1 |
artikel |
69 |
P4 A Comparative Study on Nutritional Knowledge, Dietary Habits and Attitude Between Korean and Chinese Postpartum Women
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Kim, Sohyun |
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51 |
7S |
p. S34 |
artikel |
70 |
P150 A Comparison of Adherence to Pediatric Nutrition Requirements Among Kuwaiti Boys and Girls
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Al-Farhan, Abdulaziz Kh. |
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51 |
7S |
p. S100 |
artikel |
71 |
P195 A Cross-Sectional Study Examining School Meal Component Selection and Consumption by Gender
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Hamdi, Nader |
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51 |
7S |
p. S120 |
artikel |
72 |
P110 Adoption of an Electronic Textbook with Inclusive Access and Adaptive Learning Reduces DFWI Rate in an Online Introductory Nutrition Course
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Armstrong, Cheryl L.H. |
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51 |
7S |
p. S81-S82 |
artikel |
73 |
P153 Affirming the Adolescent and Adult Framework for Ten Experiential Drivers of Behavior Change with Youth Engaged in Teen Battle Chef
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Fredericks, Lynn |
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51 |
7S |
p. S101 |
artikel |
74 |
P102 A Follow-Up Outcome Evaluation of a Comprehensive SNAP-Ed Social Marketing Campaign in Louisiana
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Holston, Denise |
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51 |
7S |
p. S78-S79 |
artikel |
75 |
P171 A Follow-Up Outcome Evaluation of Alabama SNAP-Ed's Social Marketing Campaign
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Walker, Brent |
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51 |
7S |
p. S109-S110 |
artikel |
76 |
P42 Age and Education are Associated with Fried Fish Consumption in the Stroke Belt
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Hardin-Fanning, Frances |
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51 |
7S |
p. S51 |
artikel |
77 |
P6 Agreement of Self-Reported and Objectively Measured BMI in the Adolescent Population
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Allison, Chelsea |
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51 |
7S |
p. S35 |
artikel |
78 |
P2 Alphabet Soup - One School's Effort to Reduce Food Waste
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Matthews, Jamie |
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51 |
7S |
p. S33 |
artikel |
79 |
P5 A Mediterranean Diet Toolkit for Extension Educators: A Pilot Test
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Clifford, Jessica |
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51 |
7S |
p. S34-S35 |
artikel |
80 |
P141 A Mixed Methods Analysis Examining Differential Patterns of Long-Term Distress From Weight Stigma
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Pudney, Ellen |
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51 |
7S |
p. S96 |
artikel |
81 |
P95 An ECE-Specific Responsive Feeding Observational Measure for Use in Infant Classrooms
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Lundquist, Alexandra |
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51 |
7S |
p. S75-S76 |
artikel |
82 |
P19 An Examination of the Immigrant Paradox and Unhealthy Eating Behaviors
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Millner, McKenzie |
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51 |
7S |
p. S40-S41 |
artikel |
83 |
P33 An Exploration of Health Intermediaries Competencies with Nutrition Labelling Information on Supplemented Foods
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Cooper, Marcia |
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51 |
7S |
p. S47 |
artikel |
84 |
P52 A Nutrition Education Intervention on Dietary Management of Chronic Diseases Among the Elderly in Delaware County, Indiana
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Pucciarelli, Deanna |
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51 |
7S |
p. S55-S56 |
artikel |
85 |
P94 A Proof-of-Concept Randomized Controlled Trial Using NOVA to Supplement MyPlate Concepts
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Nazmi, Aydin |
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51 |
7S |
p. S75 |
artikel |
86 |
P1 A Qualitative Approach to Young Adults’ Perceptions of Local Food Based on a Multi-Theory Model
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Shin, Yeon Ho |
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51 |
7S |
p. S33 |
artikel |
87 |
P123 A Qualitative Investigation into Nutrition Literacy Assessment in Outpatient Clinics
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Marchello, Nicholas |
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51 |
7S |
p. S87-S88 |
artikel |
88 |
P124 A Qualitative Study of the Attitudes and Practices of Hispanic Mothers of Young Children Around Feeding Practices and Food Choices
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Lebron, Cynthia |
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51 |
7S |
p. S88 |
artikel |
89 |
P125 Assessment of Active Learning Techniques and Experiential Learning Coursework on Dietetic Student's Perceptions of Learning
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Gordon, Karen |
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51 |
7S |
p. S88-S89 |
artikel |
90 |
P43 Association Between Dietary Practices for Lifestyle Disease Prevention and Breakfast Habits
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Kibayashi, Etsuko |
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51 |
7S |
p. S51-S52 |
artikel |
91 |
P154 Association Between Life Skills and Self-Efficacy on Dietary Control Among Athletes
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Shudo, Yuka |
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51 |
7S |
p. S102 |
artikel |
92 |
P31 A Statewide Local Wellness Policy Assessment Finds Marked Improvements Among SNAP-Ed-Supported School Districts
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LeGros, Theresa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S46 |
artikel |
93 |
P151 A Study on the Actual Practice of “Lunchbox Diet Method” for Students in the Training Course of Registered Dietitian
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Hasebe, Yukiko |
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51 |
7S |
p. S100 |
artikel |
94 |
P152 A Survey of Summer Food Service Program Open Site Coordinators in Wake County, North Carolina
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Aimone, Elizabeth |
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51 |
7S |
p. S101 |
artikel |
95 |
P111 Australian Nutrition and Dietetic Students’ Familiarity with Dimensions of Sustainability
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Burkhart, Sarah |
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51 |
7S |
p. S82 |
artikel |
96 |
P106 Availability and Affordability of Yogurt in SNAP-Authorized Convenience Stores in Mississippi
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Leiner, Haley |
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51 |
7S |
p. S80 |
artikel |
97 |
P53 Awareness and Perceptions of Maine SNAP-Ed Among Maine SNAP Recipients
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Walker, Brent |
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51 |
7S |
p. S56 |
artikel |
98 |
P55 Behavior-Specific Nutrition Education Intervention Improves Fruit and Vegetable Preference Among Elementary School Children
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Saha, Sanjoy |
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51 |
7S |
p. S57 |
artikel |
99 |
P203 Breaking the Vicious Cycle of Health Literacy and Related Health Outcomes: A Systematic Review
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Sprayberry, Sarah |
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51 |
7S |
p. S124 |
artikel |
100 |
P112 Can Food-Based Learning Activities Improve Head Start Preschool Children's Vegetable Intake?
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Bayles, Jocelyn |
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51 |
7S |
p. S82-S83 |
artikel |
101 |
P126 Changes in Frequency of Cooking, Eating Out and the Relationship with Food Consumption of East Asian International Students in New York
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Lee, Jong Min |
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51 |
7S |
p. S89 |
artikel |
102 |
P56 Changes in Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Behaviors of Low-Income Adult Georgians Participating in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed)
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Lee, Jung Sun |
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51 |
7S |
p. S57-S58 |
artikel |
103 |
P196 Chat with WIC: Innovating WIC Services with a Chatbot
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Scott, Colton |
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51 |
7S |
p. S120-S121 |
artikel |
104 |
P3 College-Aged Students Compared Preferences of Prepared Sorghum to Rice in a Ready-Made Dish
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Hicks-Roof, Kristen |
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51 |
7S |
p. S33-S34 |
artikel |
105 |
P155 Community-Based Nutrition Education Intervention Increases Likelihood of Cancer Preventative Lifestyle Behaviors
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Wilson, Hannah |
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51 |
7S |
p. S102 |
artikel |
106 |
P204 Comparing Website Data From Food Newsletter Subscribers with General “Organic” Search Traffic Data
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Franzen-Castle, Lisa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S124-S125 |
artikel |
107 |
P7 Consumer Perceptions of the Healthfulness of Protein-Labeled Cereal
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McKeon, Gina |
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51 |
7S |
p. S35-S36 |
artikel |
108 |
P127 Correlates of Screened Food Insecurity in Undergraduate Students
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Nikolaus, Cassandra |
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51 |
7S |
p. S89-S90 |
artikel |
109 |
P34 County-Level Associations Between Food Retail Outlet Availability and Violent Crime Rate
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Singleton, Chelsea |
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51 |
7S |
p. S47-S48 |
artikel |
110 |
P209 Culinary Medicine Program Improves Physician Resident's Nutrition Knowledge and Communication Skills
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Nyenhuis, Jacquelyn |
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51 |
7S |
p. S126-S127 |
artikel |
111 |
P20 Culinary Nutrition Class for College Students: Cooking with Herbs and Spices
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ONeal, Carol |
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51 |
7S |
p. S41 |
artikel |
112 |
P197 Cultural Sensitivity in Cooperative Extension Nutrition Education Programming in Kentucky
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Durr, Anna Caroline |
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51 |
7S |
p. S121 |
artikel |
113 |
P156 Current State of Utilization of Theory Based, Behaviorally Focused Nutrition Education in Congregate and Home Delivered Meal Sites and Factors Contributing to its Use
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Riccardo, Christina |
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51 |
7S |
p. S103 |
artikel |
114 |
P107 Date Labels on Milk Cartons: Do Young Adults “Get It?”
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Connors, Priscilla |
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51 |
7S |
p. S81 |
artikel |
115 |
P8 Demographic Profiles of Patients Who Report Receiving Lifestyle Counseling for Diabetes Prevention
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Williams, April |
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51 |
7S |
p. S36 |
artikel |
116 |
P21 Determinants of Low-Income Older Adults' Intention to Consume Fruits and Vegetables
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Jung, Seung Eun |
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51 |
7S |
p. S41-S42 |
artikel |
117 |
P157 Determining E-Learning Preferences to Inform Beverage Policy Training for Georgia Child Care Providers
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Cotwright, Caree |
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51 |
7S |
p. S103 |
artikel |
118 |
P205 Detox Tea Advertising on Social Media: Examining the Content of Popular Detox Tea Brands on Instagram
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Auguste, Kendra |
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51 |
7S |
p. S125 |
artikel |
119 |
P103 Developing Social Content for Social Marketing: How? Why? What?
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Laramy, Kim |
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51 |
7S |
p. S79 |
artikel |
120 |
P57 Development and Evaluation of the Card Game for Children's Sugar Intake Reduction
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Kim, Mi-Hyun |
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51 |
7S |
p. S58 |
artikel |
121 |
P198 Development and Validation of a Readiness to Change Tool for College Students
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Hall, Elizabeth L. |
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51 |
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p. S121-S122 |
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122 |
P158 Development and Validation of a Self-Efficacy in Garden Education Survey
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McMillen, Jennifer |
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p. S103-S104 |
artikel |
123 |
P58 Development of a Two-Day Health at Every Size® College Curriculum Module
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Drake, Teresa |
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p. S58 |
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124 |
P22 Development of Cultural Competence in Dietetics and Nutrition Students: Is Cultural Humility the Missing Link?
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Greene, Lori |
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p. S42 |
artikel |
125 |
P9 Diet Quality Among Food Bank Clients in Southern Arizona
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Short, Eliza |
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p. S36 |
artikel |
126 |
P113 Diet Quality Assessment in Early Care and Education Centers: A Comparison of Three Common Methods
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Kroeger, Elizabeth |
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p. S83 |
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127 |
P128 Diet Quality, Food Access, Obesity and Hypertension Risk in Rural Nicaragua
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Bonavire, Kaila |
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p. S90 |
artikel |
128 |
P159 Differences Among Flavoring Agents Owned by Low-Income Black and Hispanic Adults in New Jersey
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Bastian, Gemma E. |
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p. S104 |
artikel |
129 |
P135 Differential Effectiveness of Go NAP SACC in Urban and Rural Childcare Centers
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Shin, Jiwon |
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p. S93 |
artikel |
130 |
P136 Discrete Choice Analysis of Factors That Affect Sugar Sweetened Beverage Consumption of Young Adults in California's Central Valley
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Spezzano, Theresa M. |
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p. S93-S94 |
artikel |
131 |
P160 Does the Cooking Matters Curriculum Improve Participant Food Security?
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Swain, Mike |
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51 |
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p. S104-S105 |
artikel |
132 |
P114 Do Parents Promote Healthy Behaviors in Young Children: An Examination of Parenting Practices and Influence of Head Start
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Forrest, Dara |
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p. S83-S84 |
artikel |
133 |
P59 EAT Family-Style Dining Intervention Improves Child Care Providers' Responsive Feeding Practices and Children's Dietary Intake
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Dev, Dipti |
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p. S58-S59 |
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P115 Eating Regulation, Diet-Related Autonomy and Competence, and Body Image Among African American Women
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Batten, Kendra |
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p. S84 |
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135 |
P161 Effectiveness of a Lifestyle-Related Diseases Prevention Program Based on the Internet-Based Cognitive Behavior Therapy
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Matsushita, Yumi |
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p. S105 |
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136 |
P99 Effectiveness of m-Health to Promote Physical Activity in Healthy College Students: A Randomized Controlled Trial
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AL-Nawaiseh, Hala |
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p. S77 |
artikel |
137 |
P210 Effect of Class Length and Frequency on Learning in an Upper-Level Nutrition Course
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Crosier, Michael |
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p. S127 |
artikel |
138 |
P60 Effects of a Community-Based Diabetes Education Intervention on Behavioral Outcomes Among Hispanics
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Moyeda-Carabaza, Ana Florencia |
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p. S59 |
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139 |
P61 EFNEP Families Adopting Healthy Choices in Tulare County of California
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Srivastava, Deepa |
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p. S59-S60 |
artikel |
140 |
P162 EFNEP Nutrition Education Outcomes for Low-Income Youth in Los Angeles County
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Price, Natalie |
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p. S105-S106 |
artikel |
141 |
P163 Enhancing Family Mealtime Environments and Routines Among Mexican Immigrant Families Through Abriendo Caminos
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Sanchez, Alondra |
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51 |
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p. S106 |
artikel |
142 |
P142 Ethnicity Differences in Nutrient Intake, Diet Quality, and Mealtime Behaviors Among Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
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Buro, Acadia |
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p. S96 |
artikel |
143 |
P10 Evaluating Diet Quality of College Students Using the Healthy Eating Index
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Sunbul, Manal |
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51 |
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p. S37 |
artikel |
144 |
P164 Evaluating the Effectiveness of an Interactive and Engaging Nutrition Education Curriculum for Children
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Savoie-Roskos, Mateja |
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51 |
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p. S106-S107 |
artikel |
145 |
P11 Evaluation of a Food and Children's Emotions (FACE) Picture Book and Tool for Improving Head Start Preschoolers’ Ability to Recognize Six Basic, Food-Related Emotions
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Alsulami, Hibah |
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51 |
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p. S37 |
artikel |
146 |
P63 Evaluation of an Intervention to Promote Healthful Beverages Through the Provision of Free Recipe Cards at Grocery Stores
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Joakimson, Deborah |
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51 |
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p. S60-S61 |
artikel |
147 |
P96 Evaluation of the Effect of an Online Dual Enrollment Nutrition Course for College and High School Students
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Noerper, Tracy |
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p. S76 |
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148 |
P23 Examining Characteristics Associated with Cooking Frequency Among College Students
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Soldavini, Jessica |
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51 |
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p. S42-S43 |
artikel |
149 |
P143 Examining Nutrition Practices Across Early Childhood Education Programs in Two Rural Counties of California
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Srivastava, Deepa |
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51 |
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p. S96-S97 |
artikel |
150 |
P202 Examining Shifts in School-Time Physical Activity Patterns From Elementary to Middle School Among Lower-Income Schoolchildren
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Amin, Sarah |
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51 |
7S |
p. S123-S124 |
artikel |
151 |
P35 Examining the Feasibility of Selling Whole Grain Snack Packs in New York City Corner Stores Participating in a Healthy Retail Program
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Gangrade, Navika |
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51 |
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p. S48 |
artikel |
152 |
P36 Examining the Healthiness of Food and Beverage Options at Highway Rest Areas in North Carolina
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McGuirt, Jared |
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51 |
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p. S48-S49 |
artikel |
153 |
P165 Examining the Role of Champion Volunteers: Former Participants and Agency Partners in Maryland EFNEP
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Sankavaram, Kavitha |
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51 |
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p. S107 |
artikel |
154 |
P24 Exploration of Graduate Students’ Experience in a Flipped Course Using Learning Reflections
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Vollmer, Rachel L. |
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p. S43 |
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155 |
P166 Exploratory Test of ASA24 to Collect 24-Hour Recalls in the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program
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Durward, Carrie |
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p. S107-S108 |
artikel |
156 |
P167 Exploring Cooking and Shopping Behaviors in Low-Income African American and Hispanic Participants
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Sweeney, Lauren |
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p. S108 |
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157 |
P25 Exploring the Use of Decision Cases for Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) Trainings
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Pope, Holly C. |
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51 |
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p. S43 |
artikel |
158 |
P116 Factors Associated with Nutrition Knowledge Among Primary School Pupils in Laikipia County, Kenya
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Weru, Grace |
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p. S84-S85 |
artikel |
159 |
P117 Factors Associated with Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption Among Children and Adolescents in the United States by Race/Ethnicity: NHANES 2011-2016
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Russo, Rienna |
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51 |
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p. S85 |
artikel |
160 |
P64 Factors That Contribute to Effective Online Nutrition Education Interventions: A Systematic Review
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Nguyen, Bong |
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51 |
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p. S61 |
artikel |
161 |
P168 Farm to School Positions within State Agencies, Extension, and SNAP-Ed Programs
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Smathers, Carol |
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p. S108 |
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162 |
P66 Feasibility, Acceptability and Effectiveness of ‘Read for Nutrition’ Program in Childcare Settings
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Elrakaiby, Maha |
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51 |
7S |
p. S62 |
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163 |
P145 Feasibility and Acceptability of a Soy-Fiber-Maize Blend Complementary Food for Children Aged 6-36 Months in Malawi
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Lungu, Edda |
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51 |
7S |
p. S97-S98 |
artikel |
164 |
P65 Feasibility Test of ASA24-2016 to Assess Children's Diets as Reported by Parents Enrolled in Washington State EFNEP
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Casey, Melissa |
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51 |
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p. S61-S62 |
artikel |
165 |
P146 Fine Motor Development Through Mealtime Lessons in Head Start Classroom
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Perez, Kasandra |
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51 |
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p. S98 |
artikel |
166 |
P32 Five Tips for Large-Scale Assessment of School Wellness Policies Using the WellSAT Scoring System
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LeGros, Theresa |
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p. S46-S47 |
artikel |
167 |
P67 Flint Kids Cook: Feasibility and Preliminary Effectiveness of a Cooking and Nutrition Education Program for Children
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Saxe-Custack, Amy |
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51 |
7S |
p. S62-S63 |
artikel |
168 |
P169 Food Access Information and Nutrition Education Needs Assessed by College Student Key-Informants
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Flores, Sigry Ortiz |
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51 |
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p. S109 |
artikel |
169 |
P137 Food Insecure Students Identify Price as the Most Important Determinant of Their Food Choices
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Alvarez, Daniel |
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51 |
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p. S94 |
artikel |
170 |
P37 Food Insecurity and Gender Inequality in Latin America
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Quinonez, Hugo Melgar |
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51 |
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p. S49 |
artikel |
171 |
P26 Food-Related Decision Patterns Among SNAP Participants in Mississippi
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Gray, Virginia |
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51 |
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p. S44 |
artikel |
172 |
P170 Four-Week Nutrition Education Series Associated with Improved Dietary Behaviors and Confidence Among SNAP-Eligible Mainers
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Wolford, Brenda |
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51 |
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p. S109 |
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173 |
P27 Fruit and Vegetable Recipes Promoted at a Mobile Farmers’ Market in a Food Desert in the District of Columbia Ward 8
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Johnson-Largent, Tiffany |
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51 |
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p. S44 |
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174 |
P68 FSU Cooks: Culinary Nutrition Workshops Help Participants Learn About Food, Cook, and Eat!
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Wickham, Catherine |
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51 |
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p. S63 |
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175 |
P69 Fun with Fresh Food Rainbow Nutrition Program Helps Families Improve Attitudes and Behavior Around Fruits and Vegetables
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Hornbeck, MaryBeth |
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51 |
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p. S63-S64 |
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176 |
P44 Gastrointestinal Tolerance of Snacks Fortified with Fiber in Children with Low Fiber Intake
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Alyousif, Zainab |
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51 |
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p. S52 |
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177 |
P38 Gleaning as a SNAP-Ed Public Health Approach to Address Healthy Eating for Low-Income Mainers
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Pratt, Elizabeth |
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51 |
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p. S49 |
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178 |
P172 Gratitude for Food May Help to Decrease Food Dislikes in Children
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Akamatsu, Rie |
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51 |
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p. S110 |
artikel |
179 |
P104 Guided Inquiry-Based Learning and the Date Label/Milk Waste Conundrum
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Connors, Priscilla |
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51 |
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p. S79 |
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180 |
P70 Hands-On Culinary Education Program for Youth Improves Cooking Skills, Attitudes, Self-Efficacy, Behaviors, and Food Preferences
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Metcalfe, Jessica |
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51 |
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p. S64 |
artikel |
181 |
P12 Health Perceptions of Children in the Mississippi Delta
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Gordon, Kymberle |
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51 |
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p. S37-S38 |
artikel |
182 |
P173 Healthy Children, Healthy Families: Parents Making a Difference: A Randomized Controlled Trial
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Hill, Tisa |
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p. S110-S111 |
artikel |
183 |
P71 Healthy Habits for Life: Food-Tastic Youth Programs to Build Healthy Relationships with Food
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Spero, Vanessa |
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p. S64 |
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184 |
P51 4-H Food Smart Families: Extension Engages Teens to Provide Youth and Families with Nutrition Education and Cooking Skills
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Colgrove, Kayla |
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p. S55 |
artikel |
185 |
P97 High School Teens Conduct Research to Understand Why Students are Not Drinking Water
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Neelon, Marisa |
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51 |
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p. S76 |
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186 |
P118 How Postpartum Diet and Lifestyle Differ Between Korean and Chinese Women: A Comparative Study
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Li, Jia |
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51 |
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p. S85-S86 |
artikel |
187 |
P129 How Teachers’ Childhood School Lunch Experiences Impact Their Views and Actions Related to School Lunch with Their Students
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Olarte, Deborah A. |
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p. S90-S91 |
artikel |
188 |
P100 How Various Epoch Lengths and Activity Cut-Points Influence Physical Activity Estimates for Low-Income Hispanic Adults Under Free-Living Conditions
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Li, Cheng |
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51 |
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p. S77-S78 |
artikel |
189 |
P45 Impact of a College Nutrition Course on Nutrition Knowledge and Dietary Intake of Undergraduate Students
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Nani, Mercy |
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p. S52 |
artikel |
190 |
P72 Impact of a Community Cooking Program on Self-Efficacy and Usage of Healthy Foods
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Rebitski, Joanna |
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p. S64-S65 |
artikel |
191 |
P73 Impact of a Soy Nutrition Education Intervention on Knowledge of Smallholder South African Soy Farmers
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Oldewage-Theron, Wilna |
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51 |
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p. S65 |
artikel |
192 |
P74 Impact of the WV Kids Market Program on Children's Knowledge, Attitudes and Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables
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McCartney, Kristin |
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51 |
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p. S65-S66 |
artikel |
193 |
P13 Implementation of and Barriers to Nutrition Best Practices in Urban and Rural Nebraska Child Care Settings
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Smith, Jasmin |
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51 |
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p. S38 |
artikel |
194 |
P174 Improving Dietary Behaviors of Hispanic Children with a Family-Based Obesity Prevention Program: “Abriendo Caminos”
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Luna, Viridiana |
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51 |
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p. S111 |
artikel |
195 |
P130 Improving Student Engagement and Learning Environment Through Formative Assessment of an Online, Advanced Nutrition Course
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Qamar, Zubaida |
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p. S91 |
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196 |
P75 Improving Teacher Knowledge and Self-Efficacy to Promote Healthy Eating and Physical Activity in the Child Care Setting
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Cotwright, Caree |
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51 |
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p. S66 |
artikel |
197 |
P175 Incorporating Garden Lessons in Schools Leads to Positive Opportunities
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Mount, Mallory |
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51 |
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p. S111-S112 |
artikel |
198 |
P138 Increasing Access to the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants & Children Through Discount Variety Stores
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Galica, Victoria |
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51 |
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p. S94-S95 |
artikel |
199 |
P14 Increasing Critical Nutrition Literacy Through a College-Level, Introductory Nutrition Course
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Bedoyan, Janette |
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51 |
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p. S38-S39 |
artikel |
200 |
P147 Individual, Social, and Environmental Factors Associated with Adolescent Energy Drink Consumption
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Trapp, Gina |
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p. S98-S99 |
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201 |
P176 In-Home Childcare Provider Perceived Barriers and Facilitators to Adherence to the New Child and Adult Care Food Program Nutrition Standards
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Earnesty, Dawn |
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p. S112 |
artikel |
202 |
P76 Innovations in Dietetics Education: An Educational Case Study
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Gannon, Amy |
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51 |
7S |
p. S66-S67 |
artikel |
203 |
P77 Integrating Technology with Direct Nutrition Education to Engage and Improve Retention Rates and Outcomes in Older Youth
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Benoit-Moctezuma, Denise |
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51 |
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p. S67 |
artikel |
204 |
P206 I Tweet, You Tweet, We All Tweet About Listeria in Ice Cream
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Greene, Lori |
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51 |
7S |
p. S125-S126 |
artikel |
205 |
P119 Knowledge of and Preferences for Meal Kits Among Low-Income Food Preparers
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Mialki, Kaley |
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51 |
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p. S86 |
artikel |
206 |
P62 Leveraging Partnerships to Implement Policy, Systems, & Environmental Initiatives in Two Rural Counties of California
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Srivastava, Deepa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S60 |
artikel |
207 |
P78 Lifestyle Medicine Intervention: Curbing Depression by Creating Food Pleasure
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Soares, Luciana |
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51 |
7S |
p. S67-S68 |
artikel |
208 |
P15 Low-Carbohydrate Diet was Not Associated with Diabetic Retinopathy: Results From US Representative Adults with Diabetes Mellitus
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Charles, Elta |
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51 |
7S |
p. S39 |
artikel |
209 |
P79 Making the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice: An Online Training for Nutrition Education and Public Health Professionals Engaged in Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) Approaches
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Hil, Tisa |
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p. S68 |
artikel |
210 |
P177 Military Dining Facility Staff Perspectives on the Implementation Barriers and Facilitators of Go for Green 2.0, a Department of Defense Nutrition Initiative
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Gideon, Savanah |
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51 |
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p. S112-S113 |
artikel |
211 |
P80 Mixed Methods Evaluation of Healthy Schools’ Healthy Students: Implementation and Outcomes From a School-Based Intervention
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Askelson, Natoshia |
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51 |
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p. S68 |
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212 |
P131 Mobile Food Ordering App Influence on Caffeinated Beverages Purchased in a University Setting
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Chowdhury, Rakhi |
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51 |
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p. S91 |
artikel |
213 |
P81 Modification of a Preschool Nutrition Education Curriculum for Use in Special Education Classrooms
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Rutledge, Julie |
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51 |
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p. S69 |
artikel |
214 |
P82 New Jersey Healthy Kids Initiative
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Dominguez-Bello, Gloria |
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51 |
7S |
p. S69 |
artikel |
215 |
P46 Nutritional Composition of Breakfast Meals Served in All-Girl Intermediate and Secondary Public Schools in Mecca, Saudi Arabia
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Yahya, Lamyaa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S53 |
artikel |
216 |
P178 Nutrition Education and Physical Activity Opportunities at Federal Summer Nutrition Program Sites in North Carolina
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Soldavini, Jessica |
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51 |
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p. S113 |
artikel |
217 |
P179 Nutrition Education for Asian Indian Fathers: What Works?
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Krishnakumar, Priya |
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51 |
7S |
p. S113-S114 |
artikel |
218 |
P83 Nutrition Education in Congregate and Home Delivered Meal Sites: What Do We Know?
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Riccardo, Christina |
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51 |
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p. S69-S70 |
artikel |
219 |
P180 Nutrition Education Needs Assessment of Farmers Market Participants in Lubbock, Texas
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Miller, Makenzie |
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51 |
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p. S114 |
artikel |
220 |
P181 Nutrition is Still Recurrently Disregarded as a Constituent of HIV/AIDS Management
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Bello, Temitope Kayode |
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51 |
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p. S114 |
artikel |
221 |
P120 Nutrition Knowledge of Vegetarian Diets in College Students
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Gay, Brielle |
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51 |
7S |
p. S86 |
artikel |
222 |
P121 Nutrition-Related Recommendations and Dietary Habits Following Diabetes Diagnosis: Findings From the 2015 Kenya STEPS-Survey
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Kimmel, Kilee |
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51 |
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p. S87 |
artikel |
223 |
P105 Outcome Evaluation of Ohio State University Extension SNAP-Ed Social Marketing Campaign
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Wilkin, Margaret |
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51 |
7S |
p. S80 |
artikel |
224 |
P54 Outcome Evaluation of the University of Tennessee Extension Farmers’ Market Fresh Nutrition Education Program
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Walker, Brent |
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51 |
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p. S56-S57 |
artikel |
225 |
P16 Out of the Box Uses for Vegetables: Reframing the Old to Draw Interest and Improve Health
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Nikolai, Andrea |
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7S |
p. S39-S40 |
artikel |
226 |
P182 Own Your Own Health: Influencing Healthy Behaviors in Underserved Areas Through Online Challenges
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Gollub, Elizabeth |
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51 |
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p. S115 |
artikel |
227 |
P148 Parent and Family Childcare Home Provider Feeding Practices and Child Diet Quality at Home and in Childcare
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Mena, Noereem Zenaida |
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51 |
7S |
p. S99 |
artikel |
228 |
P84 Parent/Caregiver Perceptions of Youth Health Outcomes After Participating in the WeCook: Fun with Food and Fitness Program
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Franzen-Castle, Lisa |
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51 |
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p. S70 |
artikel |
229 |
P17 Participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Influences Nutrition-Related Practices of Child Care Settings in Nebraska
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Williams, Bethany |
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51 |
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p. S40 |
artikel |
230 |
P18 Perception of Vegetarian Diets in College Students
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Caine-Bish, Natalie |
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51 |
7S |
p. S40 |
artikel |
231 |
P108 Perspectives, Habits and Barriers of Low-Income Hartford Residents Regarding Their Potential Purchase and Consumption of Locally Grown Produce
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Segura-Pérez, Sofia |
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51 |
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p. S81 |
artikel |
232 |
P183 Predictors of Diet Quality in the Adult Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program in Nevada
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Webber, Kelly |
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51 |
7S |
p. S115 |
artikel |
233 |
P85 Preliminary Evaluation of the 2018 Fruit and Vegetable Prescription Program
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Bookhart, Larelle |
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51 |
7S |
p. S70-S71 |
artikel |
234 |
P39 Prevalence and Correlates of Medical Disorders Among Food Insecure Students at Appalachian State University
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McArthur, Laura |
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51 |
7S |
p. S50 |
artikel |
235 |
P28 Qualitative Study: User Experiences with Platano, a Dietary Self-Monitoring App for Underserved Patients with Type 2 Diabetes
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Juul, Filippa |
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51 |
7S |
p. S44-S45 |
artikel |
236 |
P86 Retention Barriers and Facilitators in the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension National Diabetes Prevention Program
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Rahim-Sepulveda, Martina |
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51 |
7S |
p. S71 |
artikel |
237 |
P29 Role of Seasoning in Vegetable Purchase, Intake, Liking and Intention to Pay for Larger Vegetable Servings
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Luu, Ly |
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51 |
7S |
p. S45 |
artikel |
238 |
P47 Self-Rated Health and Lifestyle/Food Habits of Guardians of 7 to 16-Year-Old School Students
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Osera, Tomoko |
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51 |
7S |
p. S53 |
artikel |
239 |
P208 Serum Markers of Fruits and Vegetables are Low in Low-Income Adults in the United States
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Tayie, Francis A. |
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51 |
7S |
p. S126 |
artikel |
240 |
P185 Similar Eating Behaviors and Attitudes Reported by Indiana High-School Students in Treatment and Control Schools at Baseline
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Kaschalk, Elizabeth |
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51 |
7S |
p. S115-S116 |
artikel |
241 |
P40 Smart Snacks in College: How Do They Match Up to Popular Alternatives?
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Mann, Georgianna |
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p. S50 |
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P186 SNAP-Ed Study Finds Differences in Nutrition and Physical Activity Behavior of English Versus Spanish Speakers Before Education
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Orzech, Kathryn M. |
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p. S116 |
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P199 Student Perception Between a Publisher Textbook Versus an Open Educational Resource Textbook for an Introductory Nutrition Course
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Fialkowski, Marie |
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p. S122 |
artikel |
244 |
P132 Student Perspectives of Service-Learning in a Community Nutrition Course
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Mann, Georgianna |
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p. S92 |
artikel |
245 |
P139 Student Use and Perceptions of a Campus Food Pantry at Appalachian State University
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McArthur, Laura |
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p. S95 |
artikel |
246 |
P48 Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Intake Among a Convenience Sample of Hispanic Adults Who Report Trying to Eat a Healthy Diet
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Park, Sohyun |
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p. S53-S54 |
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P187 Taste is Everything: Feasibility of Using Sensory Evaluation to Develop Responsive Recipes for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed)
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Cox, Ginnefer |
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p. S116-S117 |
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P87 Tasting Tuesdays: Increasing Dietary Variety for Adults with Autism in a Community-Based Center
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Dost, Julie |
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p. S71-S72 |
artikel |
249 |
P149 Teachers' Attitudes About Breakfast After the Bell (BATB)
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McKeon, Gina |
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p. S99-S100 |
artikel |
250 |
P88 The Development of a Nutrition Education Mobile Application (Mhealth) for Latino Families: The Padres Preparados, Jóvenes Saludables Experience
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Choque, Ghaffar Hurtado |
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p. S72 |
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P122 The Effects of a Campus Dining Tour Intervention on First Year Students Perception of Healthfulness of Environment
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Pappadackis, Paige |
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p. S87 |
artikel |
252 |
P200 The Evaluation of Mobile Teaching Kitchens as a Nutrition Education Tool to Improve Health Outcomes in Underserved Communities
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Buckner, Luke |
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p. S122-S123 |
artikel |
253 |
P89 The Impact of Digital Learning on Child Care Providers Regarding the Implementation of CACFP Meal Pattern
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Rida, Zainab |
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p. S72-S73 |
artikel |
254 |
P49 The Impact of Sport on Family Meals and Dietary Practices Among Latino High School Soccer Players: A Mixed Methods Study
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Patton-Lopez, Megan |
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p. S54 |
artikel |
255 |
P133 The Influence of Social Support on Self-Efficacy in Eating Habits Among High School Athletes
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Sato, Ai |
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p. S92 |
artikel |
256 |
P101 Theoretical Structure of Perceived Barriers to Physical Activity Among Low-Income Hispanic Teens
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Li, Cheng |
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p. S78 |
artikel |
257 |
P188 The Process Evaluation of Bobcat Bounty: A Campus Pantry Intervention
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Buckley, Marissa |
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51 |
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p. S117 |
artikel |
258 |
P189 The Readiness of Health Clinics to Partner with the SNAP-Ed Program on Nutrition Support Implementation
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Draper, Carrie |
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p. S117-S118 |
artikel |
259 |
P41 The Relationship Between Unpaid School Meal Policies and Debt in Child Nutrition Programs
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Spruance, Lori Andersen |
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51 |
7S |
p. S50-S51 |
artikel |
260 |
P90 The Sustainability of Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change Strategies Implemented in Partnership with the South Carolina SNAP-Ed Program
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Draper, Carrie |
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51 |
7S |
p. S73 |
artikel |
261 |
P140 The University of Arizona's SNAP-Ed Used the Health Food Pantry Assessment Tool to Identify Policy, Systems, and Environmental Changes in Food Pantries
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McCullough, Lauren |
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p. S95-S96 |
artikel |
262 |
P190 Tough Love to Laissez-Faire: Feeding Styles Among New York City Preschool Teachers and Associations with Nutrition Training
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Cooper, Christen |
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51 |
7S |
p. S118 |
artikel |
263 |
P91 Transforming Food Systems Sustainability: An Opportunity for Online Nutrition Education
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Davidove, Marian |
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51 |
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p. S73-S74 |
artikel |
264 |
P30 Transtheoretical Model-Based Nutritional Interventions in Adolescents: A Systematic Review
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Nakabayashi, Jennifer |
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51 |
7S |
p. S45-S46 |
artikel |
265 |
P191 Upstream Partners: Identifying SNAP-Ed Sectoral Collaborations Towards Meaningful Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change
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Younginer, Nicholas |
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51 |
7S |
p. S118-S119 |
artikel |
266 |
P192 Use of a Validated Nutrition Literacy Assessment Tool for Determining Training Needs for SNAP-Ed Paraprofessional Staff
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Allison, Trinity |
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51 |
7S |
p. S119 |
artikel |
267 |
P193 Using Behavioral Design to Increase Healthier Food Choices: Food Service Staff's Views on Feasibility
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Nugent, Nadine Budd |
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51 |
7S |
p. S119 |
artikel |
268 |
P207 Using Formative Research to Develop the HappyHealthy Social Marketing Campaign
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Downey, Laura H. |
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51 |
7S |
p. S126 |
artikel |
269 |
P134 Using Theory of Planned Behavior to Predict the Behavioral Intention of Using or Recommending Infant Formula Among the Chinese Community in New York City
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Lee, Adele |
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51 |
7S |
p. S92-S93 |
artikel |
270 |
P92 Using the PSE Readiness Assessment and Decision Instrument to Support Implementation of Community Nutrition Strategies in Ohio
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Freedman, Darcy |
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51 |
7S |
p. S74 |
artikel |
271 |
P93 Utilizing Sensory Evaluation Methodology in Recipe Development for Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP)
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Cox, Ginnefer |
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51 |
7S |
p. S74-S75 |
artikel |
272 |
P194 Validity and Reliability of Knowledge, Attitude, Perception and Behaviors on Healthy Feeding in School-Age Children in Panama
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Rios-Castillo, Israel |
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51 |
7S |
p. S119-S120 |
artikel |
273 |
P98 Virtual Notes are an Accurate Alternative to Those Taken In-Person During Cognitive Interviews
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Shelnutt, Karla |
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51 |
7S |
p. S77 |
artikel |
274 |
P201 Virtual Sport Nutrition/Physical Activity Assistant Coach Mobile App for High School Athletes: Prototype Co-Development
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Wong, Siew Sun |
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51 |
7S |
p. S123 |
artikel |
275 |
P50 Whole Grain Intake is Low Among Ethnically Diverse, Low-Income Youth in California
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Mulasi, Urvashi |
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51 |
7S |
p. S54-S55 |
artikel |
276 |
P109 WITHDRAWN
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51 |
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p. S81 |
artikel |
277 |
P184 WITHDRAWN
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51 |
7S |
p. S115 |
artikel |
278 |
P144 Young Children Who Meet the Dietary Guidelines' Fruit Juice Recommendation Consume More Fluid Milk
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Bowman, Shanthy |
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51 |
7S |
p. S97 |
artikel |
279 |
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