Simone Pettigrew's Publications

About Simone Pettigrew's Publications

Program Head, Food Policy
  • PhD (Consumer Research)

  • The effects of television and Internet food advertising on parents and children

    Public Health Nutrition Date published:

  • The relative influence of alcohol warning statement type on young drinkers’ stated choices

    Food Quality and Preference Date published:

  • Teens' blog accounts of the role of adults in youth alcohol consumption

    Journal of Social Marketing Date published:

  • Consumers' (in)ability to estimate the energy content of unhealthy foods

    Nutrition & Dietetics Date published:

  • Nutrition beliefs of disadvantaged parents of overweight children

    Health Education Journal Date published:

  • Game on: do children absorb sports sponsorship messages?

    Public Health Nutrition Date published:

  • Psychosocial Influences on Children's Food Consumption

    Psychology & Marketing Date published:

  • Predictors of positive outcomes of a school food provision policy in Australia

    Health Promotion International Date published:

  • The breakfast experience in low socioeconomic families with overweight children

    Child Nutrition and Health Date published:

  • How physician and community pharmacist perceptions of the community pharmacist role in Australian primary care influence the quality of collaborative chronic disease management

    Quality in Primary Care Date published:

  • Stakeholder perceptions of a comprehensive school food policy in Western Australia

    Health Policy Date published:

  • Compliance with children’s television food advertising regulations in Australia

    BMC Public Health Date published:

  • Introducing and applying a new Australian alcohol advertising code

    Journal of Public Affairs Date published:

  • Communicating with older people about positive mental health

    Journal of Public Mental Health Date published:

  • Stakeholder support for school food policy expansions

    Health Education Research Date published:

  • ‘I know it's wrong, but . . .’: a qualitative investigation of low-income parents' feelings of guilt about their child-feeding practices

    Maternal & Child Nutrition Date published: