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Table 1.

Study 1: Estimated marginal means and standard errors of each dependent variable for autonomy, neutral, and heteronomy prime participants who read a gain-framed and loss-framed health message.

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Study 1: Prime×Frame interaction for snack food consumption.

Estimated marginal means (+−SE) of Time 2 snack food consumption for autonomy, neutral or heteronomy prime participants who read a gain-framed or loss-framed health message.

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Table 2.

Study 2: Estimated marginal means and standard errors of each dependent variable for high BMI embedded autonomy-prime and embedded heteronomy-prime participants who read a gain-framed and loss-framed health message.

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Figure 2.

Study 2: Prime

×Frame interaction for intentions to avoid high calorie snacks. Study 2: Estimated marginal means (+−SE) of Time 1 intentions to avoid high calorie snacks in the next 7 days for embedded autonomy-prime or embedded heteronomy-prime participants who read a gain-framed or loss-framed health message.

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