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Research Article

I’ll have what they’re having: a descriptive social norm increases choice for vegetables in studentsOpen DataOpen Materials

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Article: 2261178 | Received 28 Feb 2023, Accepted 15 Sep 2023, Published online: 04 Oct 2023

Figures & data

Table 1. Participant descriptives of the overall sample and within each condition.

Figure 1. Vegetable descriptive norm presented in the form of a sign-up sheet with choices made by fictional previous participants.

Figure 1. Vegetable descriptive norm presented in the form of a sign-up sheet with choices made by fictional previous participants.

Figure 2. Plate with three fruits (apple, orange, persimmon) and three vegetables (artichoke, carrot, red pepper) presented to participants during the taste test.

Figure 2. Plate with three fruits (apple, orange, persimmon) and three vegetables (artichoke, carrot, red pepper) presented to participants during the taste test.

Figure 3. Percentage of participants choosing fruit and vegetable baskets in the three different descriptive norm conditions.

Figure 3. Percentage of participants choosing fruit and vegetable baskets in the three different descriptive norm conditions.

Table 2. Simple effects and odds ratio (OR) of condition on choice.

Table 3. Regression results for the effects of condition and food type on intentions and positive and negative taste expectations and experiences.

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Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are openly available on the Open Science Framework at https://osf.io/d4c8y/?view_only=a64d519e70a94c63bc5b3aa04373fed5.