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Tamara Bucher

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Nudging and food shopping: A review of technological interventions within the grocery environment

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By Geoff Simmons, Tamara Bucher, Amy Burns, Kerri Grant
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Food choice decisions and dietary habits contribute significantly to the current global epidemic of obesity. Designing healthful shopping environments is key to supporting consumers in making informed food choices and addressing diet-related health issues such as obesity.
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The effectiveness of online culinary nutrition courses on cooking skills: a systematic review

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By Fiona Lavelle, Rachael Taylor Verified, Tamara Bucher, Wan Sanaan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract To review the impact of culinary nutrition interventions delivered online, in improving participants’ cooking and/or food skills. A systematic search strategy was developed to identify eligible studies across five electronic databases. Experimental studies with an online culinary nutrition intervention were included. Study characteristics and outcomes were extracted from eligible studies by one reviewer and checked by a second.
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My feed is what I eat? A qualitative study on adolescents' awareness and appreciation of food marketing on social media

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By Wellbeing The, Vanessa A Shrewsbury, Tamara Bucher, Tjamke A. Beunke
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Young people are digital natives nowadays; they grow up surrounded by digital information and entertainment on screens.1 In The Netherlands, younger age groups are among the most active internet users in Europe.2 In 2019, 96.2% of Dutch 12–25 year olds used the internet almost daily, and almost all of those who did (99.1%) accessed the internet with their smartphone.3 A large majority of Dutch 12–25 year olds (96.8%) were found to be active on social media.3 Dutch adolescents...
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