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- Ligne n°34 : The Role of Social Media Influencers in the Lives of Children and
Ligne n°35 : Adolescents View all 12 Articles ...- Ligne n°93 : View Article Impact
- Ligne n°111 : The Impact of Social Media Influencers on Children’s Dietary Behaviors
- Ligne n°111 : The Impact of Social Media Influencers on Children’s Dietary Behaviors
Ligne n°121 : ... Over the past years vlogs rapidly have become an attractive platform- Ligne n°122 : for food industries, sponsoring social media influencers to promote
Ligne n°123 : their products. As with more traditional media, social media ...
Ligne n°123 : ... their products. As with more traditional media, social media- Ligne n°124 : influencers predominantly promote unhealthy drinks and foods that are
Ligne n°125 : high in sugar, fat, and salt – consumption of which may increase the ...
Ligne n°126 : ... risk of overweight, obesity, and non-communicable diseases. The aim of- Ligne n°127 : the current Brief Research Report is to examine the impact of vlogs on
Ligne n°128 : children’s unhealthy dietary behaviors. Drawing on longitudinal survey ...
Ligne n°132 : ... analyses of three waves of data with 1-year intervals showed that- Ligne n°133 : children’s self-reported frequency of watching vlogs influenced
Ligne n°134 : consumption of unhealthy beverages 2 years later. The analyses did not ...
Ligne n°146 : ... 2017). Research shows that, similar to traditional media such as- Ligne n°147 : television, “vlogs” (i.e., video weblogs) by social media influencers
Ligne n°148 : are a popular platform for advertisers to target young audiences with ...
Ligne n°149 : ... food marketing (Tan et al., 2018; Folkvord et al., 2019). This- Ligne n°150 : influencer marketing technique involves the promotion and selling of
Ligne n°151 : products or services through social media personalities (“influencers”) ...
Ligne n°150 : ... influencer marketing technique involves the promotion and selling of- Ligne n°151 : products or services through social media personalities (“influencers”)
Ligne n°152 : who have the capacity to affect the character of a brand (Hill et al., ...
Ligne n°153 : ... 2020). As is the case with food marketing in more traditional media,- Ligne n°154 : social media influencers predominantly promote drinks and foods that
Ligne n°155 : are high in sugar, fat, and salt (Coates et al., 2019; Folkvord et al., ...- Ligne n°159 : Vlogs of social media influencers are an attractive platform for food
Ligne n°160 : industries to promote their products. Watching these vlogs has become a ...- Ligne n°172 : Food marketing by social media influencers is also of scholarly
Ligne n°173 : interest, because it raises new questions about the processes and ...
Ligne n°175 : ... processing models (Buijzen et al., 2010; Rozendaal et al., 2011), it- Ligne n°176 : can be expected that sponsoring of social media influencers to
Ligne n°177 : advertise products in vlogs is a particularly effective strategy to ...
Ligne n°177 : ... advertise products in vlogs is a particularly effective strategy to- Ligne n°178 : influence children. Importantly, the food promotion is often highly
Ligne n°179 : integrated with the vlog content, rendering it more difficult for ...
Ligne n°189 : ... Moreover, the defining characteristic of these vlogs; that is, the- Ligne n°190 : social media influencers themselves, may trigger particularly powerful
Ligne n°191 : influence mechanisms that have so far only been associated with ...
Ligne n°190 : ... social media influencers themselves, may trigger particularly powerful- Ligne n°191 : influence mechanisms that have so far only been associated with
Ligne n°192 : character marketing among young children (i.e., using animated ...
Ligne n°196 : ... identification with characters (De Droog et al., 2012), occur for- Ligne n°197 : social media influencers as well (Lee and Watkins, 2016). Similar to
Ligne n°198 : what animated characters represent for young children, social media ...
Ligne n°198 : ... what animated characters represent for young children, social media- Ligne n°199 : influencers represent highly attractive characters with whom older
Ligne n°200 : children can build parasocial relationships, identify themselves, and ...
Ligne n°220 : ... The question remains whether this is also the case for watching online- Ligne n°221 : vlogs. As argued above, it is conceivable that for vlogs the impact on
Ligne n°222 : unhealthy foods is even stronger than for traditional advertising. ...
Ligne n°223 : ... Therefore, the aim of the current Brief Research Report is to examine- Ligne n°224 : the impact of vlogs on children’s unhealthy dietary behaviors.
Ligne n°225 : Specifically, drawing on three waves of longitudinal survey data from a ...
Ligne n°339 : ... The analyses consisted of two structural path models using Mplus- Ligne n°340 : Version 8.3, one for the influence of Frequency of Watching Vlogs on
Ligne n°341 : Unhealthy Beverages Consumption over time and one for the influence of ...
Ligne n°340 : ... Version 8.3, one for the influence of Frequency of Watching Vlogs on- Ligne n°341 : Unhealthy Beverages Consumption over time and one for the influence of
Ligne n°342 : Frequency of Watching Vlogs on Unhealthy Snacks Consumption over time. ...
Ligne n°393 : ... This Brief Research Report presented the first study to investigate the- Ligne n°394 : longitudinal impact of watching vlogs on children’s dietary behaviors.
Ligne n°395 : Structural path modeling analyses of three waves of data showed that ...
Ligne n°407 : ... Pearson et al., 2018). We had expected to find a stronger association,- Ligne n°408 : given the defining characteristics of social media influencers that
Ligne n°409 : should strengthen the impact of advertising. A potential explanation ...
Ligne n°408 : ... given the defining characteristics of social media influencers that- Ligne n°409 : should strengthen the impact of advertising. A potential explanation
Ligne n°410 : might lie in the great number of influencers and vlogs, and the large ...
Ligne n°409 : ... should strengthen the impact of advertising. A potential explanation- Ligne n°410 : might lie in the great number of influencers and vlogs, and the large
Ligne n°411 : variety of product categories that they promote, also including for ...
Ligne n°425 : ... evidence for such a cue-response mechanism for other types of- Ligne n°426 : integrated advertising, the patterns observed for influencers in the
Ligne n°427 : current study suggest a more complex effect mechanism that needs more ...
Ligne n°427 : ... current study suggest a more complex effect mechanism that needs more- Ligne n°428 : time to evolve. Given the specific features of influencer marketing, it
Ligne n°429 : is plausible that the mechanisms observed for character marketing among ...
Ligne n°429 : ... is plausible that the mechanisms observed for character marketing among- Ligne n°430 : younger children (De Droog et al., 2011, 2012) also hold for influencer
Ligne n°431 : marketing. ...
Ligne n°433 : ... To come to decisive conclusions about the mechanisms involved in the- Ligne n°434 : effects of social media influencer food marketing on unhealthy dietary
Ligne n°435 : behaviors, there is a need for further research. Specifically, there is ...
Ligne n°436 : ... a need for experimental research systematically varying the- Ligne n°437 : characteristics that are expected to increase the impact, including
Ligne n°438 : message factors (e.g., level of integration of the food promotion; ...
Ligne n°438 : ... message factors (e.g., level of integration of the food promotion;- Ligne n°439 : Buijzen et al., 2010) and characteristics of the child-influencer
Ligne n°440 : relationship (e.g., level of identification; Folkvord et al., 2019). ...
Ligne n°440 : ... relationship (e.g., level of identification; Folkvord et al., 2019).- Ligne n°441 : Vlogs with social media influencers may provide excellent stimulus
Ligne n°442 : materials for such experimental designs, with one recent randomized ...
Ligne n°446 : ... behaviors, Van Woudenberg et al.’s findings showed that familiarity of- Ligne n°447 : the influencer improved adolescents’ viewing time of and attitudes
Ligne n°448 : toward the vlogs and vloggers. ...
Ligne n°457 : ... phenomenon. Moreover, at the time of the study a self-regulatory code- Ligne n°458 : for influencers was being developed in the Netherlands, which also
Ligne n°459 : received some media attention. These changing circumstances may have ...
Ligne n°468 : ... examining a rapidly evolving form of media with an arguably strong- Ligne n°469 : impact on dietary consumption. Our findings also have implications for
Ligne n°470 : policies regulating new forms of food marketing to children. Previously ...
Ligne n°474 : ... on Unhealthy Beverages Consumption indicate a similar need for food- Ligne n°475 : marketing by social media influencers. Several countries have taken
Ligne n°476 : steps in this direction, such as for example “The Social Code: YouTube” ...
Ligne n°477 : ... in the Netherlands, which involves a self-regulatory code for social- Ligne n°478 : media influencers under supervision of the Dutch Media Authority^2.
Ligne n°479 : However, regulating online video content and social media influencers ...
Ligne n°478 : ... media influencers under supervision of the Dutch Media Authority^2.- Ligne n°479 : However, regulating online video content and social media influencers
Ligne n°480 : raises fundamental challenges for media policy, which the existing ...
Ligne n°524 : ... W. J., and Buijzen, M. (2018). Youth’s social network structures and- Ligne n°525 : peer influences: study protocol mymovez project - Phase I. BMC Public
Ligne n°526 : Health 18:504. doi: 10.1186/s12889-018-5353-5 ...
Ligne n°561 : ... Boyland, E. J. (2019). Food and beverage cues featured in YouTube- Ligne n°562 : videos of social media influencers popular with children: an
Ligne n°563 : exploratory study. Front. Psychol. 10:2142. doi: ...- Ligne n°568 : De Droog, S. M. (2012). Establishing and Explaining the Impact of
Ligne n°569 : Characters on Young Children’s Healthy Food Choices. Ph.D. thesis, ...- Ligne n°614 : Kapitan, S., and Silvera, D. H. (2016). From digital media influencers
Ligne n°615 : to celebrity endorsers: attributions drive endorser effectiveness. ...- Ligne n°625 : Lee, J. E., and Watkins, B. (2016). YouTube vloggers’ influence on
Ligne n°626 : consumer luxury brand perceptions and intentions. J. Bus. Res. 69, ...
Ligne n°665 : ... “Reliability and validity of children’s advertising exposure measures,”- Ligne n°666 : in Consumed by Consumer Culture? Advertising’s Impact on Children’s
Ligne n°667 : Materialism and Life Satisfaction, ed. S. J. Opree (Amsterdam: ...
Ligne n°709 : ... Buijzen, M. (2016). A social network-based intervention stimulating- Ligne n°710 : peer influence on children’s self-reported water consumption: a
Ligne n°711 : randomized control trial. Appetite 103, 294–301. doi: ...- Ligne n°743 : Keywords: children, food marketing, vlogs, social media influencers,
Ligne n°744 : sugar-sweetened beverages, energy-dense snacks, dietary behaviors ...
Ligne n°746 : ... Citation: Smit CR, Buijs L, van Woudenberg TJ, Bevelander KE and- Ligne n°747 : Buijzen M (2020) The Impact of Social Media Influencers on Children’s
- Ligne n°747 : Buijzen M (2020) The Impact of Social Media Influencers on Children’s
Ligne n°748 : Dietary Behaviors. Front. Psychol. 10:2975. doi: ...