Search Results - "Joyner, Damon"

A Randomized Controlled Trial Evaluating the FIT Game’s Efficacy in Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption by Wengreen, Heidi J., Joyner, Damon, Kimball, Sheryl S., Schwartz, Sarah, Madden, Gregory J.

“…Few children eat the recommended amounts of fruits and vegetables (FV). Although incentive-based interventions can increase FV consumption, this approach is…”
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Effects of the FIT Game on Physical Activity in Sixth Graders: A Pilot Reversal Design Intervention Study by Joyner, Damon, Wengreen, Heidi, Aguilar, Sheryl, Madden, Gregory

“…The FIT Game is a low-cost intervention that increases fruit and vegetable consumption in elementary school children. For this study, the FIT Game was adapted…”
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Associations Between Elementary School Children's Self-Efficacy for Eating Fruits and Vegetables (FV): Observed Fruit and Vegetable Intake and Skin Carotenoid Concentration by Joyner, Damon, Aguilar, Sheryl, Wengreen, Heidi

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Does the FIT Game Healthy Eating Program Increase Children’s Skin Carotenoid Concentrations? by Wengreen, Heidi, Joyner, Damon, Aguilar, Sheryl, Madden, Gregory

“…The objective of this research was to assess associations between skin carotenoid concentrations and participation in the FIT Game Healthy Eating Program, a…”
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Incentivizing Fruit, Vegetable and Physical Activity Level Change: Expansion and Evaluation of the Fit Game Program for Healthy Behavior Change in Elementary Schools by Joyner, Damon L

“…Researchers in the Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Science department and Psychology department sought to improve healthy behaviors in elementary schools such as…”
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The FIT Game III: Reducing the Operating Expenses of a Game-Based Approach to Increasing Healthy Eating in Elementary Schools by Joyner, Damon, Wengreen, Heidi J, Aguilar, Sheryl S, Spruance, Lori Andersen, Morrill, Brooke A, Madden, Gregory J

“…Previously published versions of the healthy eating "FIT Game" were administered by teachers in all grades at elementary schools. The present study evaluated…”
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