Knowledge of risk |
High |
If you have a bad diet, then you are going to be unhealthy (London, C, 24 years) |
Low |
I am (not) helping my way to diabetic really because I do get quite a lot of exercise (Norfolk, F, 20 years) |
Benefit of eating fruit and vegetables |
High |
(...) being that large isn’t good for your heart and health so vegetables is the way (London, C, 22 years) |
Low |
I don‘t know really, I’m not educated enough (London, E, 23 years) |
Dread of illness |
High |
We don’t want to be all fat and having heart attacks at 40 (...) so we stick to fruit (London, C, 18 years) |
Low |
I am hoping I haven’t got it (high cholesterol) (Norfolk, H, 18 years) |
Familiarity with disease |
High |
(...) my auntie has diabetes, cancer (...) (Norfolk, G, 18 years) |
Low |
High cholesterol (...) Granddad and my mum (...) me and my brother had to be tested for it (Norfolk, F, 18 years) |
Immediacy of risk |
High |
(...) I do it now you are going to be able to live a really long life (Norfolk, H, 24 years) |
Low |
Live for today (Norfolk, G, 21 years) |
Trust in health promotions |
High |
I trust Sally [his partner and nutritionist], I‘d probably pay more attention than a sign in a supermarket. I‘ll probably look into it and find out really ( Norfolk, G, 18 years) |
Low |
(...) people will think it’s the government nagging other people to lose weight (Norfolk, G, 21 years) |