Product-Level and Segment-Level Differences in the Effectiveness of a Longitudinal Labeling and Choice Architecture Intervention At a Large Hospital Cafeteria

At a large hospital cafeteria, several food and beverage categories were subjected to a labeling and choice architecture manipulation. Register receipts revealed that manipulation effectiveness varied considerably by product category. Analysis of 5000 individual employee purchase histories revealed...

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Hauptverfasser: Riis, Jason, Barraclough, Susan, Levy, Doug, Sonnenberg, Lillian, Thorndike, Anne
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:At a large hospital cafeteria, several food and beverage categories were subjected to a labeling and choice architecture manipulation. Register receipts revealed that manipulation effectiveness varied considerably by product category. Analysis of 5000 individual employee purchase histories revealed similar responsiveness by all income and ethnicity groups.
ISSN:0098-9258