Health dietary practices among European students

Predictors of 5 healthy dietary habits were examined in data from the European Health and Behaviour Survey (A. Steptoe & J. Wardle, 1996), a study of over 16,000 students from 21 European countries. The level of practice of these healthy dietary habits was low. Significant univariate association...

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Published in:Health psychology 1997-09, Vol.16 (5), p.443-450
Main Authors: Wardle, Jane, Steptoe, Andrew, Bellisle, France, Davou, Bettina, Reschke, Konrad, Lappalainen, Raimo, Fredrikson, Mats
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Diets
Female
Health Attitudes
Health Behavior
Health Knowledge
Health Locus of Control
Human
Human Sex Differences
Internal External Locus of Control
Male
Nutrition
Weight Control
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