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. 2016 Mar 26;74(5):337–351. doi: 10.1093/nutrit/nuw004

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Forest plot results showing the effect (if any) of including the remaining 4 social marketing benchmark criteria (SMBC) (theory, insight, exchange, and competition) on prevalence of overweight and obesity. Forest plots were constructed of randomized controlled trials that reported (1) prevalence of overweight and obesity as well as the odds ratio; or (2) data related to the 4 remaining SMBC (A. theory; B. insight; C. exchange; D. competition) from which the odds ratio could be calculated. Abbreviation: M-H, analysis model.