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Objectives:  Understanding university students’ beliefs toward selecting healthy snacks is important in developing effective programs targeting healthy eating behaviors. The purpose of this research was to assess students’ beliefs toward healthy snack selection and consumption.  Participants:  In November 2017, a convenience sample of 779 undergraduate students living on campus completed an online survey.  Methods:  A survey was developed to measure students’ beliefs about eating healthy snacks. Paired t-tests were used to compare differences in beliefs and their importance. Independent t-tests were used to compare differences in belief responses by gender.  Results:  Students believed that healthy snacks were good for health and assisting with weight management. However, time management, motivation, preparation needs, and poor taste were reported as barriers to selection and consumption of healthy snacks.  Conclusions:  Increasing students’ awareness of available food preparation facilities, developing food preparation skills, and motivation for consumption of healthy-good tasting snacks may increase healthier snacking.

Measuring university students’ beliefs toward healthy snack selection