Publications

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Publications

Book Chapter: Food System Innovations to Feed a Growing Global Muslim Population. In Disruptive Technologies and Muslim Societies: From AI and Education to Food and Fintech.

Attwood S, AlKhalawi E, Hajat C. (2025). World Scientific.

Insights: Behavioral Spillover for Sustainable Dinners

Attwood S. (2025). Psychology Today.

Insights: A Good Time for Dietary Change?

Attwood S. (2024). Psychology Today

Insights: Meat and Moral Flexibility

Attwood S. (2024). Psychology Today

Insights: How Countries Can Use Behavior Change to Further Reduce Emissions

Hernandez M, Attwood S, Simpkins A. (2024). World Resources Institute

Report: Sustainable Behavior in Climate Pledges: An Analysis of Top Emitters’ Strategies

Parkin B, Attwood S, Hernandez M. (2024) World Resources Institute

Insights: Do Only Jerks Eat Meat?

Attwood S. (2024). Psychology Today

Research: The Food Service Playbook for Promoting Sustainable Food Choices

Pollicino D, Attwood S, Blondin S. (2024). World Resources Institute

Insights: China’s Diet Is Changing: Behavioral Science Can Make it Healthier and More Sustainable

Attwood, S. (2023), World Resources Institute

E-Publication: Food of the Future - Meat and Dairy Alternatives

Attwood S, Jameel J, Fuseini A, et al. (2024). Frontiers

Insights: How Can We Make Food Waste Socially Unacceptable?

Goodwin L, Attwood S, et al. (2022). World Resources Institute

Research: Opportunities To Achieve Healthy, Sustainable Food Choices in China Through Behavior Change

Attwood S, Peng L, Zeng H, et al. (2023) World Resources Institute

Research: Halal Cultivated Meat: An Untapped Opportunity

Attwood S, Jameel J, et al. (2023). Frontiers

Research: Making Food Waste Socially Unacceptable: What Behavioral Science Tells Us About Shifting Social Norms to Reduce Household Food Waste

Blondin S, Attwood S, et al. (2022). World Resources Institute

Research: Environmental Messages Promote Plant-Based Food Choices: An Online Restaurant Menu Study

Blondin S, Attwood S, et al. (2022). World Resources Institute

Research:  Business Air Travel and Climate: Changing Before, During and Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic

Hernandez M, Attwood S, et al. (2021). World Resources Institute

Insights:  Youth Say They Want Climate-friendly Diets. Let’s Help Them Step Up

Attwood S, et al. (2021). World Resources Institute

Research:  Menu Design Approaches to Promote Sustainable Vegetarian Food Choices When Dining Out

Parkin B, Attwood S. (2021). Journal of Environmental Psychology

Research:  How will the COVID 19 Pandemic Shape our Future Diets?

Attwood S, Hajat C. (2021). Public Health Nutrition

Insights:  Diets and desire - how language can shape demand for plant-based food.

Attwood S, Vennard D, et al. (2020). Sight and Life Magazine

Insights:  23 Behavior Change Strategies to Get Diners to Eat More Plant-Rich Food

Attwood S. (2020). World Resources Institute

Research:  Playbook for Guiding Diners toward Plant-Rich Dishes in Food Service

Attwood S, Blondin S et al. (2020). World Resources Institute

Insights:  How Behavioral Science Can Support Long-Term Public Health and Environmental Strategies

Attwood S. (2019). World Resources Institute

Insights:  “Will Anyone Eat a Plant-based Big Mac? Behavioral Science Says Yes”

Attwood S. (2019). World Resources Institute

Research:  The language of sustainable diets: a field study exploring the impact of renaming vegetarian dishes on U.K. café menus Bacon L, Attwood S, et al. (2019). World Resources Institute

Research:  The language of sustainable diets: two online trials exploring the impact of renaming vegetarian dishes on menus

Vennard D, Attwood S, et al. (2019). World Resources Institute

Research:  A Healthier Workplace. How employers can reduce physical inactivity

Innes A, Attwood S, et al. (2018). A Nuffield Health Whitepaper commissioned by Sport England

Insights:  How to break 4 bad eating habits

Attwood S. (2017). Nuffield Health

Research:  Exploring equity in primary-care based physical activity interventions using PROGRESS-Plus: a scoping review and evidence synthesis

Attwood S, Van Sluijs E, et al. (2016). International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity

Research:  Effects of communicating DNA-based disease risk estimates on risk-reducing behaviours

Marteau T, Attwood S, et al. (2010). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews

Insights: Sensory Primes for Sustainable Eating

Attwood S. (2024). Psychology Today

Research:  Informed choice in prenatal testing universally valued? A population-based survey in Europe and Asia

Van den Heuvel A, Attwood S, et al. (2010). British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

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