András Fehér|Miklós Véha|Henrietta Mónika Boros|Bence Kovács|Enik? Kontor|Zoltán Szakály
The Relationship between Online and Offline Information-Seeking Behaviors for Healthy Nutrition
University of Debrecen|University of Debrecen|University of Debrecen|University of Debrecen|University of Debrecen
addition preserving health young people also play role providing information wider society nutrition habits developed years college impact foundation lifelong lifestyle aim identify university students online offline informationseeking attitudes related healthy nutrition create new theoretical concept participants university students n 612 selfadministered paperbased questionnaires sent nine hungarian universities descriptive multivariate statistical procedures used analysis online offline information sources categorized relation university students informationseeking competence component electronic health literacy determined analyzing attitudes components acceptance incentive rejection ambivalence towards healthy nutrition identified informationseeking categories related stages university students conscious transition healthy nutrition also identified university students competences related electronic health literacy essentially favorable target group accepts healthy nutrition tries recommend others however rejecting ambivalent attitude could also identified online offline sources information accompany university students transition relevant stages changes theoretical concept developed contribute bridging gaps interrelatedness diverse information sources healthy nutrition