Psychology
Political Science
Marketing
Public Policy
Jennifer L. Harris
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Scholarly Contributions

10 Scholarly Contributions

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Journal Articles
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Other Scholarly Work
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Book Chapter
Liking what they see: Food and beverage TV advertising to young children
Svetlana Kalnova, Jennifer Harris
Research Type: Journal Article
Use of Twitter to market energy drinks to young adults
Frances Fleming Milici, Jennifer L Harris, Svetlana S Kalnova
Research Type: Journal Article
Baby and toddler food and drink marketing: Opportunities to address harmful practices and improve young children's diets.
Jennifer L. Pomeranz, Jennifer L Harris
Research Type: Journal Article
Black and Hispanic adolescents' perceptions of targeted marketing of unhealthy food and beverages
Gloriana Rodriguez-Arauz, Osei Appiah, Patrice Hubert, Sonya Grier, Frances Fleming-Milici, Willie Frazier, Jennifer L Harris
Research Type: Journal Article
Prospective influence of child-directed TV fast food advertising on brand-specific intake among preschool-age children.
Meghan Longacre, Jennifer L Harris, Jennifer Emond, Madeline Dalton, Linda Titus, K Gaynor, L P Cleveland, J. E. Carrol, T. MacKenzie, Keith Drake, K Hendricks
Research Type: Journal Article
Offering healthier fast food kids' meal options at the point-of-sale: Associations with parents' purchases
Maia Hyary, Yoon-Young Choi, Jennifer L Harris
Research Type: Journal Article
Neural response to food commercials predict food intake by adolescents in a fast food restaurant.
Jennifer L Harris, Sonya Yokum, Leonard Epstein, J Lumeng, Ashley Gearhardt
Research Type: Journal Article
Marketing to children in the supermarket: An opportunity for public policy to support parents and improve children's diets
Jennifer Pomeranz, Jennifer L Harris, Victoria Webb
Research Type: Journal Article
Federal regulation of infant and toddler food and drink marketing and labelling.
Jennifer L Harris, Jennifer L. Pomeranz
Research Type: Journal Article
Pleasant surprise or disappointment? Effects of perceived healthfulness on taste evaluations for typical versus nutritionally improved snack foods
Carol Shin, Christina Munsell, Jennifer L Harris
Research Type: Journal Article