Creating the Future of Higher Education-Fast Food Advertising for Children

Christopher Ferguson, PhD, is a psychology professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Texas A&M International University. Dr. Ferguson led a study into the effects of fast food advertising on children. His research found that while advertising target at children is highly effective, parental influence can lessen the impact of commercials and help young kids make healthier food decisions. He offered advice for parents.

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