Vol. 10, Issue SI-Obesity, 2012August 01, 2012 PDT
Using the Multi-Attribute Utility Model to Better Understand Fruit and Vegetable Intake among College Students
Using the Multi-Attribute Utility Model to Better Understand Fruit and Vegetable Intake among College Students
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue SI-Obesity, 2012
Vol. 10, Issue SI-Obesity, 2012
- CJHP Editorial BoardEditorial Board
- Community-Based Obesity Prevention and Intervention Approaches: From Infancy to AdulthoodChia-Hsin Emily Cheng
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- Development and Pilot Testing of Active Kids: A Park-Based Afterschool Physical Activity Program for Hispanic YouthLenny D. WiersmaDaniela A. Rubin
- Creating Playgrounds, Where Playgrounds Do Not Exist: A Community Based ApproachAlejandro EspinozaShari McMahanTodd NaffzingerLenny D. Wiersma
- Effect of a Garden-Based Nutrition Education Program on the Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables by Hispanic ChildrenMegan SomervilleLisa A. KesslerSharonda P. WallaceBonny Burns-Whitmore
- Kick Start Your Day: A Pilot Investigation of a Family Based Nutrition and Physical Activity Program Targeting Low-Income Latino FamiliesRehanna MohammadShari McMahanMichele MouttapaYuese Zhang
- Process Evaluations for a Multisite Nutrition Education ProgramPaul BranscumGail Kaye
- Using the Multi-Attribute Utility Model to Better Understand Fruit and Vegetable Intake among College StudentsAnna Stiles HanlonJie Wu WeissShari McMahanEmily Cheng
- Physical Activity in Children with Prader-Willi Syndrome: A Parents’ PerspectiveDaniela A. RubinMichele MouttapaJie Wu WeissAngelica Barrera-Ng
- Educational Telenovela (Soap Opera) Approach to Promote Breastfeeding among U.S. LatinasBelinda PradoShari McMahanMichele MouttapaIrene SalazarGail LoveSherry Norwood
- Family and Personal Predictors of Early Adolescent Eating PatternsStephen L. BrownJames TeufelYuba R. GautamChristie NorrickDavid Birch
- Review of Leone, J. (2012). Concepts in male health: Perspectives across the lifespan.Michael J. Rovito
Hanlon, Anna Stiles, Jie Wu Weiss, Shari McMahan, and Emily Cheng. 2012. “Using the Multi-Attribute Utility Model to Better Understand Fruit and Vegetable Intake among College Students.” California Journal of Health Promotion 10 (SI-Obesity): 40–56. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v10iSI-Obesity.1470.