Experiment Researcher 0435

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Published on Mar 01, 2016

40 Hours to Reach the Finish Line!

Happy Meal, Healthy ChildMurder Mystery solving BacteriaBighorn Basin Dinosaurlight and stem cells to repair brain damageBefore I go, I would like to ask all you all out there in th...

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Published on Feb 22, 2016

Happy Anniversary to the First Lady's "Let's Move" Initiative!

As we're nearing the end of February, I think that it is important to acknowledge the efforts of First Lady Michelle Obama in, among many other things, curbing childhood obesity and...

let's move!
Michelle Obama
First Lady
First Lady Michelle Obama
Obama Obesity Initiative
Let's Move! Initiative
Obesity Initiatives
Black History Month
Obesity challenge
stop childhood obesity
Kristen Lane
Dr. Martin Reimann
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Published on Feb 11, 2016

Can you "catch" Obesity? Research says Yes.

Come on, we can all think of that friend we like to have a glass of wine with on the weekends (or that friend who can help us down a few large pizzas). I admit, I can definitely thi...

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social ties
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Published on Feb 06, 2016

Childhood Obesity, an "Exploding Nightmare"

I wanted to share an article with all of you, published recently by The Guardian. http://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/jan/25/chi...The article begins with an astounding obesity statistic, repor...

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Published on Feb 03, 2016

Hello from a Mad Scientist

Can Happy Meals be used to help children eat less? We think so!Are we mad? Quite Likely. Will we try it anyway? You betcha!So, to you want to know how to use Happy Meals to help children eat less? ...

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Research Objectives
marketing
portion choice
portion control
twitter
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Published on Feb 03, 2016

Food Wars: The Light Side of the [Marketing] Force

The project just launched yesterday and I am excited to see growing interest and support! It is important, now more than ever, for us to understand how to curb harmful eating behavi...

behavior
health information
diet
marketing
obesity
childhood obesity
obesity solutions
dopamine
reward
reward response
dietary habits
harmful eating behavior
harmful behavior
nudge
portion choice
portion control
consumer well being
food wars
Kristen Lane
University of Arizona
Dr. Martin Reimann
star wars
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Thanks so much for your support, Douglas! I appreciate it very much! Be sure to stay tuned to see how it turns out :)
Feb 01, 2016
Project: Happy Meal, Healthy Child: Can toys reinforce choice of smaller portion sizes among children?
Great question, Cindy! We used Littlest Pet Shop toys for girls and Skylanders Trap Team (cool monsters) toys for boys. Of course, the children could choose which toy they would rather have. The toys seemed to be well received as good ones 😏
Feb 01, 2016
Project: Happy Meal, Healthy Child: Can toys reinforce choice of smaller portion sizes among children?
Great question, Cindy! We used Littlest Pet Shop toys for girls and Skylanders Trap Team (cool monsters) toys for boys. Of course, the children could choose which toy they would rather have. The toys seemed to be well received as good ones ;)
Feb 01, 2016
Project: Happy Meal, Healthy Child: Can toys reinforce choice of smaller portion sizes among children?