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  • 2023
    • A2
    • journalArticle
    A qualitative approach to unravel young children’s advertising literacy for YouTube advertising : in-depth interviews with children and their parents Femke Loose UGent, Liselot Hudders UGent, Steffi De Jans UGent and Ini Vanwesenbeeck (2023) YOUNG CONSUMERS. 24(1). p.74-94
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    • conference
    Children, children on our wall : an inquiry among experts and influencer parents to explore the risks, current and desired practices related to influencer sharenting on social media Emma Beuckels UGent, Liselot Hudders UGent, Elisabeth Van den Abeele UGent, Marloes de Brabandere UGent, Steffi De Jans UGent and Ini Vanwesenbeeck (2023) Etmaal van de Communicatiewetenschap 2023, Abstracts.
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    • journalArticle
    Red light or green light? Netflix series’ Squid Game influence on young adults’ gambling-related beliefs, attitudes and behaviors, and the role of audience involvement Steffi De Jans UGent, Veroline Cauberghe UGent and Liselot Hudders UGent (2023) HEALTH COMMUNICATION. p.1-12
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    Preschoolers and advertising : a systematic literature review and future research agenda on the effects of advertising on preschool children Femke Loose UGent, Liselot Hudders UGent, Ini Vanwesenbeeck and Steffi De Jans UGent (2023) JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING.
  • 2022
    • A1
    • journalArticle
    Food promotion and children's health : considering best practices for teaching and evaluating media literacy on food marketing Charlene Elliott, Emily Truman, Michelle R. Nelson, Cyndy Scheibe, Liselot Hudders UGent, Steffi De Jans UGent, Kara Brisson-Boivin, Samantha McAleese, Matthew Johnson, Lauren Walker, et al. (2022) FRONTIERS IN PUBLIC HEALTH. 10.
    • A1
    • journalArticle
    ‘My mom got influenced by yours’ : the persuasiveness of mom influencers in relation to mothers' food assessments and decisions Emma Beuckels UGent and Steffi De Jans UGent (2022) APPETITE. 178.
    • A1
    • journalArticle
    Children's resilience during Covid‐19 confinement : a child's perspective : which general and media coping strategies are useful? Veroline Cauberghe UGent, Steffi De Jans UGent, Liselot Hudders UGent and Ini Vanwesenbeeck (2022) JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY. 50(3). p.1503-1520
    • A1
    • journalArticle
    Gender effects in influencer marketing : an experimental study on the efficacy of endorsements by same- vs. other-gender social media influencers on Instagram Liselot Hudders UGent and Steffi De Jans UGent (2022) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING. 41(1). p.128-149
    • A1
    • journalArticle
    Impact of thin-ideals in influencer posts promoting healthy vs. unhealthy foods on tweens’ healthy food choice behavior Steffi De Jans UGent, Liselot Hudders UGent, Brigitte Naderer and Valentina De Pauw (2022) FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY. 13.
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    • journalArticle
    Exploring teenagers’ folk theories and coping strategies regarding commercial data collection and personalized advertising Sanne Holvoet UGent, Steffi De Jans UGent, Ralf De Wolf UGent, Liselot Hudders UGent and Laura Herrewijn (2022) MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION. 10(1). p.317-328
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