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When Friends Give Bad Advice: How Relationship Involvement Impacts Evaluation of Recommendations and Willingness to Follow Again, in: Proceedings of the 47th EMAC Conference, Glasgow, Scotland. One Label, Two Choices: How Nutrition Knowledge and Time Pressure Impact Use of Front-of-Package Nutrition Labels, in: Proceedings of the 47th EMAC Conference, Glasgow, Scotland. How Summary Nutrition Information Reduces Overindulgence, Proceedings of the 46th EMAC Conference, Groningen, Netherlands. "Low Fat" but High in Sugar: Consumer Response to Potentially Misleading Nutrition Claims. Proceedings der European Marketing Academy Conference 46: 1-7. Choosing Fast and Slow: Processing Mode and Consumer Response to FOP Nutrition Label Formats, Proceedings of the 2017 AMA Winter Educators' Conference, Orlando, USA. Health Claims Can Make You Fat, But Only When They Are Relevant, Proceedings of the 45th EMAC Conference, Oslo, Norway. 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