Mattavelli et al., 2017 - Google Patents
How can implicit and explicit attitudes both be changed? Testing two interventions to promote consumption of green vegetablesMattavelli et al., 2017
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- Mattavelli S
- Avishai A
- Perugini M
- Richetin J
- Sheeran P
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- Annals of Behavioral Medicine
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Background Although correlational studies have demonstrated that implicit and explicit attitudes are both important in predicting eating behavior, few studies targeting food choice have attempted to change both types of attitudes. Purpose We tested the impact of (a) an …
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