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Scientific reports
drink personalization featuring names bottle labels used soft drink companies make drinks attractive children potentially increasing consumption date publically available research evaluated influence personalization childrens drink choices determine whether personalizing bottled drinks influences childrens drink choices ii whether comparably effective promoting healthy unhealthy drinks iii whether drink choices affected selfesteem body mass index parental factors children aged 813 years n 404 randomly assigned one three drink labeling conditions prime healthy prime unhealthy control participants selected one beverage 12 options comprising six healthy unhealthy drinks personalizing healthy drinks increased choice healthy drinks 221 95 ci 124400 personalizing unhealthy drinks reduced choice healthy drinks 035 95 ci 015075 higher selfesteem predicted choosing ownnamed drinks 108 95 ci 100118 p 049 childrens drink choices influenced personalizing drink bottles tighter regulation marketing strategy soft drinks may reduce children choice drinks personalization may also used encourage children choose healthy drinks