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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining childrens exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industrys self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance childrens media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for childrens health. The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, this work equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for childrens health. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining children's exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industry's self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance children's media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for children's health.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining children's exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industry's self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance children's media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for children's health.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining children's exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industry's self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance children's media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for children's health.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining children's exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industry's self-regulatory system in Australia.

Hardback. Condition: New. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining children's exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industry's self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance children's media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for children's health.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining childrens exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industrys self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance childrens media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for childrens health. The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, this work equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for childrens health. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Childhood obesity is a global health concern, with food advertising one of its most intensively debated potential causes. Critically examining childrens exposure to unhealthy food and drink marketing, on television and on various online platforms including social media, and how they evaluate and comprehend this content, Nipa Saha reviews the effectiveness of the industrys self-regulatory system in Australia.Providing an overview of current government initiatives to enhance childrens media literacy skills and evaluating the effectiveness of these programs, Saha recommends broad actions to be taken at federal, state or local levels that focus on developing these skills and increasing self-regulation.The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, Food Advertising to Children in Australia equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for childrens health. The first book to explore the research concerned with the Australian context of food advertising to children, this work equips policymakers, parents, educators and researchers to better shape and consider potential interventions with life-saving implications for childrens health. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Food Advertising to Children in Australia | Reaching Out to Old Targets Using New Media | Nipa Saha | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Emerald Group Publishing Limited | EAN 9781804556955 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.