Distinguishing the affective and cognitive bases of implicit attitudes to improve prediction of food choices von Trendel, Olivier, Werle, Carolina O.C.

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How Communications That Portray Unhealthy Food Consumption Reduce Food Intake Among Dieters von Birau, Mia M., Hildebrand, Diogo, Werle, Carolina O.C.

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When Detailed Information Works Better: Comparison of Three- and Five-Color/Letter Front-of-Package Nutrition Labels von Werle, Carolina O.C., Pruski Yamim, Amanda, Trendel, Olivier, Roche, Kévin, Nadaud, Perrine

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Is it fun or exercise? The framing of physical activity biases subsequent snacking von Werle, Carolina O. C., Wansink, Brian, Payne, Collin R.

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Just thinking about exercise makes me serve more food. Physical activity and calorie compensation von Werle, Carolina O.C., Wansink, Brian, Payne, Collin R.

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The boomerang effect of mandatory sanitary messages to prevent obesity von Werle, Carolina O. C., Cuny, Caroline

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Sweet temptation: Effects of exposure to chocolate-scented lotion on food intake von Coelho, Jennifer S., Idler, Alyssa, Werle, Carolina O.C., Jansen, Anita

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Exposure to Chicken Abuse Images Has More Impact Than That of Cows on Targeted Meat Consumption Among a Sample of Japanese Consumers von Trelfa, Douglas, Werle, Carolina OC

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Ironic Effects of Food Commercials: When More Food-Related Mental Images Make You Eat Less von Werle, Carolina OC, Birau, Mia, Coelho, Jennifer

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Why Exercise Makes Us Fat: Compensation Between Physical Activity and Food Consumption von Werle, Carolina OC, Wansink, Brian, Payne, Collin

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