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Implications of the Consumer Frame for Food and Fitness Cognitive Analysis of Media Depictions

How do advertising and news media affect our thinking about food and fitness? This content analysis identifies common tropes - and the way they influence public thinking about public policy.
Published
January 17, 2007
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How do advertising and news media affect our thinking about food and fitness? This content analysis identifies common tropes – and the way they influence public thinking about public policy.

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Health Human Services
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United States

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