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Do people believe diet impacts physical and mental health? Development and validation of the Diet-Health Belief Scale (DHBS)
Diet can impact on physical and mental health, but to what extent do people believe this? Health psychology theory proposes that beliefs about the impact diet has on health likely shape behaviour. Yet, diet-health beliefs have not been systematically studied and methodology used in existing research
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