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. 2016 Jun 13;19(16):2940–2948. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016001452

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Mean ratings on semantic differential scales (with 1 indicating strong positive perceptions and 5 indicating strong negative perceptions) for (a) users of beverage brands (Inline graphic, mean Coca-Cola; Inline graphic, mean Mount Franklin; Inline graphic, mean Goulburn Valley; Inline graphic, mean Red Bull), (b) users of fast-food brands (Inline graphic, mean McDonald’s; Inline graphic, mean Sumo Salad; Inline graphic, mean KFC; Inline graphic, mean Red Rooster; Inline graphic, mean Dominos) and (c) users of snack brands (Inline graphic, mean Mars; Inline graphic, mean Freddo Frog; Inline graphic, mean Pringles; Inline graphic, mean Cadbury; Inline graphic, mean Red Rock Deli) in an online survey by children aged 10–16 years (n 417), New South Wales, Australia, October–November 2014