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Emily Brindal

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Health Psychology Open|January 11, 2017
The weight balancing act and allostasis: Commentary on the Homeostatic Theory of ObesityEmily Brindal, Gary Wittert
Appetite|August 7, 2015
Table for two: The effects of familiarity, sex and gender on food choice in imaginary dining scenariosAmanda Dibb-Smith, Emily Brindal
JMIR Public Health and Surveillance|June 3, 2021
The Psychosocial Impacts of COVID-19 on a Sample of Australian Adults: Cross-sectional Survey and Sentiment AnalysisJillian Ryan, Hamza Sellak, Emily Brindal
JMIR Research Protocols|January 10, 2016
Combining Persuasive Technology With Behavioral Theory to Support Weight Maintenance Through a Mobile Phone App: Protocol for the MotiMate AppEmily Brindal, Gilly A Hendrie, Jill Freyne
Public Health Nutrition|October 23, 2020
Parental food choices for children when eating out: attitudes and impact of healthy choice menu labelling based on a hypothetical scenarioEmily Brindal, Genevieve James-Martin, Jane Bowen
Eating Behaviors|December 18, 2018
Breaking habits with mindful snacking? An email-based intervention targeting unwanted snacking habits in an Australian sampleAmanda Dibb-Smith, Janine Chapman, Emily Brindal
Public Health Nutrition|July 7, 2011
Perceptions of portion size and energy content: implications for strategies to affect behaviour changeEmily Brindal, Carlene Wilson, Philip Mohr, et al.
Frontiers in Psychology|January 21, 2026
Development of a pragmatic and brief wellbeing tool for public health promotion: the mental wellbeing indicator (MWI)Emily Brindal, Timothy F Bainbridge, Naomi Kakoschke
Appetite|April 12, 2011
Does meal duration predict amount consumed in lone diners? An evaluation of the time-extension hypothesisEmily Brindal, Carlene Wilson, Philip Mohr, et al.
Obesity Research & Clinical Practice|December 20, 2013
Obesity and the effects of choice at a fast food restaurantEmily Brindal, Philip Mohr, Carlene Wilson, et al.
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Health Psychology Open|January 11, 2017
The weight balancing act and allostasis: Commentary on the Homeostatic Theory of ObesityEmily Brindal, Gary Wittert
Appetite|August 7, 2015
Table for two: The effects of familiarity, sex and gender on food choice in imaginary dining scenariosAmanda Dibb-Smith, Emily Brindal
JMIR Public Health and Surveillance|June 3, 2021
The Psychosocial Impacts of COVID-19 on a Sample of Australian Adults: Cross-sectional Survey and Sentiment AnalysisJillian Ryan, Hamza Sellak, Emily Brindal
JMIR Research Protocols|January 10, 2016
Combining Persuasive Technology With Behavioral Theory to Support Weight Maintenance Through a Mobile Phone App: Protocol for the MotiMate AppEmily Brindal, Gilly A Hendrie, Jill Freyne
Public Health Nutrition|October 23, 2020
Parental food choices for children when eating out: attitudes and impact of healthy choice menu labelling based on a hypothetical scenarioEmily Brindal, Genevieve James-Martin, Jane Bowen
Eating Behaviors|December 18, 2018
Breaking habits with mindful snacking? An email-based intervention targeting unwanted snacking habits in an Australian sampleAmanda Dibb-Smith, Janine Chapman, Emily Brindal
Public Health Nutrition|July 7, 2011
Perceptions of portion size and energy content: implications for strategies to affect behaviour changeEmily Brindal, Carlene Wilson, Philip Mohr, et al.
Frontiers in Psychology|January 21, 2026
Development of a pragmatic and brief wellbeing tool for public health promotion: the mental wellbeing indicator (MWI)Emily Brindal, Timothy F Bainbridge, Naomi Kakoschke
Appetite|April 12, 2011
Does meal duration predict amount consumed in lone diners? An evaluation of the time-extension hypothesisEmily Brindal, Carlene Wilson, Philip Mohr, et al.
Obesity Research & Clinical Practice|December 20, 2013
Obesity and the effects of choice at a fast food restaurantEmily Brindal, Philip Mohr, Carlene Wilson, et al.
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