U.S., Sept. 26 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07842380) titled 'Effects of Just-In-Time Food Swap Recommendations' on Sept. 15.
Brief Summary: This study used a randomized five-condition experiment in a mock online supermarket to investigate whether just-in-time (JIT) food-swap recommendations can improve the healthiness of food choices and whether different types of justification: visibility-only, descriptive/normative language (DNL), social norms, and hedonic enhancement, affect recommendation acceptance and food choice healthiness. The study also examined the psychological mechanisms underlying these effects, focusing on ethe ease of identifying healthy options (EIHO) as a facilitating mecha...