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Barbara Mullan

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Appetite|December 11, 2012
Predicting adolescent breakfast consumption in the UK and Australia using an extended theory of planned behaviourBarbara Mullan, Cara Wong, Emily Kothe
Appetite|September 7, 2014
Food-related attentional bias. Word versus pictorial stimuli and the importance of stimuli calorific value in the dot probe taskTanya Freijy, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Journal of Psychosomatic Research|August 7, 2013
Reduced quality of life in coeliac disease is more strongly associated with depression than gastrointestinal symptomsKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Evaluation and Program Planning|December 11, 2022
Acceptability of a behaviour change intervention aimed at increasing the use of a reusable hot drink cupElizaveta Novoradovskaya, Barbara Mullan, Penelope Hasking
International Journal of Behavioral Medicine|May 7, 2014
Dissemination of an online theory-based intervention to improve gluten-free diet adherence in coeliac disease: the relationship between acceptability, effectiveness, and attritionKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Appetite|November 14, 2012
Gluten free diet adherence in coeliac disease. The role of psychological symptoms in bridging the intention-behaviour gapKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Psychology & Health|March 19, 2015
Predicting intention and behaviour following participation in a theory-based intervention to improve gluten free diet adherence in coeliac diseaseKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Psychology & Health|December 21, 2012
Closing the intention-behaviour gap for sunscreen use and sun protection behavioursVanessa Allom, Barbara Mullan, Jamie Sebastian
Appetite|September 6, 2015
It doesn't matter what they say, it matters how they behave: Parental influences and changes in body mass among overweight and obese adolescentsKarolina Zarychta, Barbara Mullan, Aleksandra Luszczynska
Health Psychology Review|March 22, 2016
Computer-delivered interventions for reducing alcohol consumption: meta-analysis and meta-regression using behaviour change techniques and theoryNicola Black, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
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Appetite|December 11, 2012
Predicting adolescent breakfast consumption in the UK and Australia using an extended theory of planned behaviourBarbara Mullan, Cara Wong, Emily Kothe
Appetite|September 7, 2014
Food-related attentional bias. Word versus pictorial stimuli and the importance of stimuli calorific value in the dot probe taskTanya Freijy, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Journal of Psychosomatic Research|August 7, 2013
Reduced quality of life in coeliac disease is more strongly associated with depression than gastrointestinal symptomsKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Evaluation and Program Planning|December 11, 2022
Acceptability of a behaviour change intervention aimed at increasing the use of a reusable hot drink cupElizaveta Novoradovskaya, Barbara Mullan, Penelope Hasking
International Journal of Behavioral Medicine|May 7, 2014
Dissemination of an online theory-based intervention to improve gluten-free diet adherence in coeliac disease: the relationship between acceptability, effectiveness, and attritionKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Appetite|November 14, 2012
Gluten free diet adherence in coeliac disease. The role of psychological symptoms in bridging the intention-behaviour gapKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Psychology & Health|March 19, 2015
Predicting intention and behaviour following participation in a theory-based intervention to improve gluten free diet adherence in coeliac diseaseKirby Sainsbury, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
Psychology & Health|December 21, 2012
Closing the intention-behaviour gap for sunscreen use and sun protection behavioursVanessa Allom, Barbara Mullan, Jamie Sebastian
Appetite|September 6, 2015
It doesn't matter what they say, it matters how they behave: Parental influences and changes in body mass among overweight and obese adolescentsKarolina Zarychta, Barbara Mullan, Aleksandra Luszczynska
Health Psychology Review|March 22, 2016
Computer-delivered interventions for reducing alcohol consumption: meta-analysis and meta-regression using behaviour change techniques and theoryNicola Black, Barbara Mullan, Louise Sharpe
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