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CONSORT flow diagram.

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Fig 2.

Mobile screenshots from health-literate action plan.

From left to right: a) Step 1: Selecting top 3 snacking scenarios; b) Step 2: Selecting 1 key scenario; c) Step 3: Selecting a solution; d) Step 4: Imagining the plan.

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Table 1.

Baseline participant characteristics.

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Table 2.

Average unhealthy snack serves per week at baseline and follow-up, by intervention group.

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Table 3.

Baseline cognitive variables, by intervention group.

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Table 4.

Characteristics of 'if statements' and ‘then statements’ selected by participants using the health-literate action plan.

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Table 5.

Characteristics of standard action plans by health literacy level.

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Table 6.

Multiple linear regression model predicting snack serves per week.

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Fig 3.

Predicted unhealthy snack serves per week by intervention group and health literacy score*.

*Analysis controlled for age, language spoken at home, education and baseline snacking score. Note. NVS: Newest Vital Sign.

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Fig 4.

Model of recommended approach to behaviour change interventions in populations with diverse health literacy.

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