Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10314823 Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 2012 20 Pages PDF
Abstract
People interpret healthy eating in complex and diverse ways that reflect their personal, social, and cultural experiences, as well as their environments. Their meanings include but are broader than the food composition and health outcomes considered by scientists. The rich descriptions and concepts generated by qualitative research can help practitioners and researchers think beyond their own experiences and be open to audience members' perspectives as they seek to promote healthy ways of eating.
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