Positive messages focused on healthy behavioural changes work best
A recent study [1] examining public perceptions of obesity-related public health media campaigns found that: people responded most favorably to messages involving themes of increased fruit and vegetable consumption and messages involving multiple health behaviors; messages with stigmatizing content produced the lowest intentions to comply; and messages that focused on making healthy behavioral changes without reference to body weight or obesity were perceived to be most positive and motivating.
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