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Gifts and Goals: Behavioral Nudges to Improve Child Food Choice at School
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RETRACTED: Preordering School Lunch Encourages Better Food Choices by Children
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RETRACTED: Attractive names sustain increased vegetable intake in schools
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no DOI — not checkedThe influence of a verbal prompt on school lunch fruit consumption: a pilot study
no DOI — not checkedIt has less sugar, which is better for you! I'm going to pass out these cards that tell you about the benefits of lowering the sugar in your drinks. Please return these cards in the lunchroom after you go through the lunch line. If you do not want to participate, you do not have to. Ok lets go. Gift Before we go for lunch today, I want to share with you a fact about healthy eating. Every day in the lunchroom, you get a choice between chocolate milk and plain white milk. One way to stay healthy is to choose white milk instead of chocolate. It has less sugar, which is better for you! I'm going to pass out these cards that tell you about the benefits of lowering the sugar in your drinks. Also, just as a thank you for choosing healthy today, everyone will get a sticker (pass out stickers). we go for lunch today, I want to share with you a fact about healthy eating. Every day in the lunchroom, you get a choice between chocolate milk and plain white milk. One way to stay healthy is to choose white milk instead of chocolate. It has less sugar, which is better for you! I'm going to pass out these cards where you can write down your goal to drink white milk today. Please decide whether you will make a goal or not. You should mark it down with a pen or pencil BEFORE we go down for lunch. know? Every day in the lunchroom, you get a choice between chocolate milk and plain white milk. One way to stay healthy is to choose white milk instead of chocolate
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