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The influence of identity and social norms on young adults' eating behaviors
Food choices among young adults are shaped by multiple factors, including taste, health, availability, price, and social context. Yet this period of life is also one in which social norms, identity concerns, and gender expectations are especially salient. In many Western contexts, meat is associated
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