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Psychological predictors of dietary intentions in pregnancy.

Journal article published in 2012 by B. Gardner, H. Croker, S. Barr, Annette Briley ORCID, L. Poston ORCID, J. Wardle, Trial Upbeat
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Abstract

Consuming a healthy diet in pregnancy has the potential to improve obstetric outcome, including minimising the risk of macrosomia. Effective promotion of dietary change depends on identifying and targeting determinants of gestational diet. The present study aimed to model psychological predictors of intentions to reduce intake of high-fat and high-sugar foods, and increase fruit and vegetable consumption, among pregnant women.