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- Ligne n°113 : Social Media Influencer Marketing and Children’s Food Intake: A Randomized
Ligne n°114 : Trial ...- Ligne n°166 : OBJECTIVES: To examine the impact of social media influencer marketing
- Ligne n°166 : OBJECTIVES: To examine the impact of social media influencer marketing
Ligne n°167 : of foods (healthy and unhealthy) on children’s food intake. ...
Ligne n°170 : ... 10.5 ± 0.7 years) were randomly assigned to view mock Instagram- Ligne n°171 : profiles of 2 popular YouTube video bloggers (influencers). Profiles
Ligne n°172 : featured images of the influencers with unhealthy snacks (participants: ...
Ligne n°171 : ... profiles of 2 popular YouTube video bloggers (influencers). Profiles- Ligne n°172 : featured images of the influencers with unhealthy snacks (participants:
Ligne n°173 : n = 58), healthy snacks (n = 59), or nonfood products (n = 59). ...- Ligne n°178 : RESULTS: Children who viewed influencers with unhealthy snacks had
Ligne n°179 : significantly increased overall intake (448.3 kilocalories [kcals]; P = ...
Ligne n°181 : ... specifically (388.8 kcals; P = .001), compared with children who viewed- Ligne n°182 : influencers with nonfood products (357.1 and 292.2 kcals,
Ligne n°183 : respectively). Viewing influencers with healthy snacks did not ...
Ligne n°182 : ... influencers with nonfood products (357.1 and 292.2 kcals,- Ligne n°183 : respectively). Viewing influencers with healthy snacks did not
Ligne n°184 : significantly affect intake. ...- Ligne n°186 : CONCLUSIONS: Popular social media influencer promotion of food affects
Ligne n°187 : children’s food intake. Influencer marketing of unhealthy foods ...
Ligne n°186 : ... CONCLUSIONS: Popular social media influencer promotion of food affects- Ligne n°187 : children’s food intake. Influencer marketing of unhealthy foods
Ligne n°188 : increased children’s immediate food intake, whereas the equivalent ...
Ligne n°191 : ... encourage healthy dietary behaviors in children. More research is- Ligne n°192 : needed to understand the impact of digital food marketing and inform
Ligne n°193 : appropriate policy action. ...
Ligne n°211 : ... Studies have revealed that broadcast food advertising strongly- Ligne n°212 : influences children’s eating behavior. The Internet is now well
Ligne n°213 : established as a food-marketing platform, and young people spend ...
Ligne n°214 : ... considerable time on social media, including engaging with the activity- Ligne n°215 : of influencers.
- Ligne n°219 : Acute experimental exposure to influencers promoting unhealthy foods on
Ligne n°220 : social media increases children’s immediate intake of unhealthy foods, ...
Ligne n°220 : ... social media increases children’s immediate intake of unhealthy foods,- Ligne n°221 : but the same influencers promoting healthy foods does not have a
Ligne n°222 : beneficial effect on children’s choices or intake of those foods. ...
Ligne n°247 : ... children to share these experiences with peers.^26^,^27 Social media- Ligne n°248 : have also bred a new form of celebrity: online influencers with huge
Ligne n°249 : fanbases^28 and whose opinions can affect those of their ...
Ligne n°249 : ... fanbases^28 and whose opinions can affect those of their- Ligne n°250 : subscribers.^29 Brands seek promotional relationships with influencers
Ligne n°251 : because of their reach and the trust that followers have in them.^30 ...
Ligne n°251 : ... because of their reach and the trust that followers have in them.^30- Ligne n°252 : Influencers often engage in food-marketing activity on social media by
Ligne n°253 : featuring brands and products in their content, and it is not yet clear ...
Ligne n°256 : ... by message factors, including the level of integration of food cues.^31- Ligne n°257 : Because of the embedded nature of food cues in influencer media
Ligne n°258 : content, children’s awareness of the marketing may be low and the ...
Ligne n°264 : ... action. Therefore, exposure to an admired media character, such as an- Ligne n°265 : influencer, holding a food product may encourage these behaviors in
Ligne n°266 : children.^34 Exposure to traditional celebrity endorsement of HFSS ...
Ligne n°269 : ... findings seen for healthy foods.^37^–^39 Children report viewing- Ligne n°270 : influencers to be more trustworthy than traditional celebrities,^40
Ligne n°271 : possibly because of increased feelings of familiarity.^41 To date, the ...
Ligne n°271 : ... possibly because of increased feelings of familiarity.^41 To date, the- Ligne n°272 : impact of influencer marketing of food on children’s eating behavior
- Ligne n°272 : impact of influencer marketing of food on children’s eating behavior
Ligne n°273 : has not been researched. ...- Ligne n°275 : Our aim in this study was to examine the impact of social media
Ligne n°276 : marketing of snack foods, via influencers’ Instagram profiles, on ...
Ligne n°275 : ... Our aim in this study was to examine the impact of social media- Ligne n°276 : marketing of snack foods, via influencers’ Instagram profiles, on
Ligne n°277 : children’s ad libitum snack intake. It was hypothesized that (1) ...
Ligne n°312 : ... In a between-subjects design, participants were randomly assigned to 1- Ligne n°313 : of 3 influencer-marketing conditions: healthy food marketing, unhealthy
Ligne n°314 : food marketing, and nonfood marketing (control). Within each condition, ...
Ligne n°314 : ... food marketing, and nonfood marketing (control). Within each condition,- Ligne n°315 : the mock Instagram profiles of 2 popular influencers (1 man, 1 woman)
Ligne n°316 : were viewed on a laptop computer. Counterbalancing of participants to ...
Ligne n°316 : ... were viewed on a laptop computer. Counterbalancing of participants to- Ligne n°317 : condition, and influencer order (man first or woman first), was
Ligne n°318 : conducted by using randomizer.org. Although a “food-cues only” ...
Ligne n°321 : ... itself, this is not representative of how foods are marketed by social- Ligne n°322 : media influencers; therefore, this condition was not included in the
Ligne n°323 : study. ...- Ligne n°329 : Two social media influencers were selected: a 26-year-old female
Ligne n°330 : YouTube video blogger (vlogger) and a 23-year-old male YouTube vlogger ...
Ligne n°336 : ... to male and female celebrity endorsers,^43 and so children were exposed- Ligne n°337 : to mock Instagram profiles for both influencers (Supplemental Fig 2).
Ligne n°338 : Profiles consisted of the Instagram banner and 6 images (3 test and 3 ...
Ligne n°338 : ... Profiles consisted of the Instagram banner and 6 images (3 test and 3- Ligne n°339 : filler) of the influencer holding a product. In test images, the
Ligne n°340 : products were snacks (unhealthy [eg, chocolate cookies] or healthy [eg, ...
Ligne n°344 : ... unbranded nonfood items. All images were obtained and edited (to create- Ligne n°345 : the healthy-condition stimuli) from influencers’ YouTube channels
Ligne n°346 : (Corel PaintShop Pro 9). ...
Ligne n°393 : ... were asked to report liking of the mock Instagram profiles with a- Ligne n°394 : yes-or-no response and previous familiarity with the influencers by
Ligne n°395 : indicating the number of social media sites they had previously viewed ...
Ligne n°401 : ... desk with a laptop computer and questionnaire. Children firstly- Ligne n°402 : completed the hunger rating VAS and then viewed each influencer’s
Ligne n°403 : Instagram profile on the laptop screen for 1 minute. Children were told ...
Ligne n°417 : ... ethnicity, liking of Instagram profiles, and previous exposure to the- Ligne n°418 : influencers by using a Welch 1-way analysis of variance. The conditions
Ligne n°419 : did not differ on the variables measured (all P > .05; Table 1). ...
Ligne n°429 : ... correlations were calculated. As shown in Table 2, hunger, previous- Ligne n°430 : influencer exposure, and liking of Instagram profiles were related to
Ligne n°431 : kcal intake and included as covariates in the analyses. Multivariate ...- Ligne n°511 : This study quantifies the impact of influencer food marketing on
- Ligne n°511 : This study quantifies the impact of influencer food marketing on
Ligne n°512 : children’s food intake. The results demonstrated that children exposed ...
Ligne n°544 : ... intake in general.^20^,^21 Therefore, it was predicted that exposure to- Ligne n°545 : influencer food marketing that featured a food cue would produce
Ligne n°546 : similar effects in the current study. This effect was found for ...
Ligne n°557 : ... other conditions. These findings are consistent with previous studies- Ligne n°558 : assessing the impact of digital marketing on intake of HFSS
Ligne n°559 : foods^17^,^56 and those demonstrating the effect of celebrity ...
Ligne n°567 : ... This is larger than the proposed energy gap and is the effect after- Ligne n°568 : acute exposure to social media influencer marketing only. Children’s
Ligne n°569 : additional kcal intake in response to acute food-marketing exposure is ...
Ligne n°573 : ... This study had some limitations. First, all children were exposed to- Ligne n°574 : the same 2 influencers, and individual differences that may have
Ligne n°575 : moderated endorser effects, such as perceived similarity, familiarity, ...
Ligne n°576 : ... and likeability,^58 could not be considered. Just more than 40% of the- Ligne n°577 : sample had no previous exposure of the 2 influencers used in the
Ligne n°578 : current study but were included in the analysis. Including these ...
Ligne n°578 : ... current study but were included in the analysis. Including these- Ligne n°579 : children may have underestimated the impact of influencer food
- Ligne n°579 : children may have underestimated the impact of influencer food
Ligne n°580 : marketing. However, children are likely to spend much longer on social ...
Ligne n°581 : ... media sites^19 than occurred here and, as a result, be exposed to- Ligne n°582 : greater volumes of influencer food marketing.^59 In addition, Instagram
Ligne n°583 : encourages engagement with advertising by prompting users to “like” and ...
Ligne n°584 : ... share images.^30 This engagement allows direct communication between- Ligne n°585 : influencers and followers, heightening feelings of familiarity and
Ligne n°586 : likeability^41 and enabling influencer marketing to reach not only ...
Ligne n°585 : ... influencers and followers, heightening feelings of familiarity and- Ligne n°586 : likeability^41 and enabling influencer marketing to reach not only
Ligne n°587 : followers but also followers’ wider social networks.^60 For this ...
Ligne n°587 : ... followers but also followers’ wider social networks.^60 For this- Ligne n°588 : reason, it would be interesting to explore effects of influencer
Ligne n°589 : marketing on those who do not follow the influencers’ online activity ...
Ligne n°588 : ... reason, it would be interesting to explore effects of influencer- Ligne n°589 : marketing on those who do not follow the influencers’ online activity
Ligne n°590 : but may be recipients of their content via peers. Second, although ...
Ligne n°595 : ... to explore this and the potential for longer-term effects. It would- Ligne n°596 : also be interesting to compare the potential influence of peers versus
Ligne n°597 : media influencers on children’s behavior. ...
Ligne n°596 : ... also be interesting to compare the potential influence of peers versus- Ligne n°597 : media influencers on children’s behavior.
Ligne n°608 : ... study) were popular with children and had featured in HFSS marketing on- Ligne n°609 : Instagram. Both influencers have been nominated for the award for UK
Ligne n°610 : favorite vlogger at the 2015 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, ...
Ligne n°611 : ... demonstrating their popularity with children.^62 The Advertising- Ligne n°612 : Standards Authority noted that <25% of both influencers’ Instagram
Ligne n°613 : followers were registered as <18 years old; therefore, the ...
Ligne n°614 : ... advertisement was deemed to not target children. At the time of- Ligne n°615 : writing, collectively, these influencers have just more than 15 million
Ligne n°616 : Instagram followers.^63 Using Instagram’s user demographics data, 3.75 ...
Ligne n°617 : ... million young people (13–17 years old) may have been exposed to this- Ligne n°618 : influencer HFSS food marketing. In addition, Instagram’s data do not
Ligne n°619 : include children <13 years old who use fake dates of birth^64; thus, ...- Ligne n°627 : This study demonstrates that influencer marketing of unhealthy foods
Ligne n°628 : increased children’s immediate food intake of these foods, whereas ...
Ligne n°628 : ... increased children’s immediate food intake of these foods, whereas- Ligne n°629 : influencer promotion of healthy foods had no such effect. These
Ligne n°630 : findings are consistent with the literature on the impact of celebrity ...
Ligne n°629 : ... influencer promotion of healthy foods had no such effect. These- Ligne n°630 : findings are consistent with the literature on the impact of celebrity
Ligne n°631 : endorsement, which shows that the effects of HFSS food promotion are ...
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