Daphne van der Bend

Yes! Our paper on the validation of #nutriscore is published frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

"They make the food look really aesthetic and pretty, and make me kind of wanna eat it more." Adolescents enjoy engaging social media junk food promotions, but what food content are they exposed to and how aware are they of it? Read our recent publication: doi.org/10.1186/s12966…

"It looks like a lot of fun, and it is a lot of fun." Food marketing has drastically changed with the rise of social media, exposing adolescents to a blur of entertaining food content, but is it for the best? Read about it in our recent publication! doi.org/10.1016/j.appe…

👩‍🍳Team online cooking class with participants across the globe - Falafels are tasty for breakfast/lunch/dinner 👌 Thank you to Chef @JulieVotano nourishedbyjulie.com.au

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Learn how to change the world through sustainable food newcastle.edu.au/newsroom/featu… via @uni_newcastle

Does the sourness and saltiness of certain foods have anything to do with how we’re feeling? This survey is part of my PhD research project. Your time and help in answering these questions will be hugely appreciated!! uon.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03…

Last chance for Australian teenagers 13-16 years to participate in my study on social media food marketing and earn a $60 Kmart gift voucher!

We are looking for teenagers to participate in a study about food advertisements on social media - They can participate remotely via zoom - to get more information and participate contact @daphnevdbend

How do you view your food after you exercise? As a reward? Replenishment of nutrients? 🤔A new Diet-Related Beliefs of Exercisers Scale has recently been developed to shed more light on the interplay of exercise 🏃‍♀️ and eating 🍏tinyurl.com/32d6x6rh @UniCologne @UON_research

Teen social media study gives food for thought ift.tt/3bqthjN

Teen social media study gives food for thought - Get your self a copy of today's Herald to read Daphne's article on her social media study 👇newcastleherald.com.au/story/7071868/… via @newcastleherald @UONPRCPAN @UON_research @NutriEDU3 @daphnevdbend @ShrewsburyV @EllenvanKleef

@VasiloglouMaria @TamBucher Adults are better capable of cognitively processing ads than children/young adolescents, but as social media ads are much more integrated in content - everyday, anytime - and personalised, anyone viewing them will likely be less aware of them. More evidence on this needed though!

@TamBucher @daphnevdbend Interesting! Does this make adolescents to buy those products presented in the adds? Also wondering whether or not adults recognize food adds easier; do you know if there is any data on this?

The lines between advertisement and entertainment are blurred on social media #Eurosense2020 @EllenvanKleef

@VasiloglouMaria @TamBucher @VasiloglouMaria thanks! Research on (mostly TV) food marketing has shown that this indeed makes children buy and consume those (i.e. mostly junk) foods. However, we need more research on (the impact of) social media food marketing specifically and also on the adolescent group.

My research presented at #Eurosense2020 by @EllenvanKleef at her keynote! Adolescents are heavily targeted by social media food marketing, but there's so much more evidence needed to learn about social media marketing tactics and their actual impact!

Some of my research on social media food marketing represented at #Eurosense2020 by @EllenvanKleef at her keynote👌😊

Researchers at @Uni_Newcastle and HMRI are conducting an Australian first, two-nation study into the impact of social media food marketing to teenagers. Learn More bit.ly/3mby3UI @daphnevdbend @UON_research @UONnutrition

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@daphnevdbend over haar onderzoek naar jongeren en food marketing op sociale media: tmi.academy/informatievaar…