Initiation, influence, and impact: adolescents and parents discuss the marketing of gambling products during Australian sporting matches

Por Pitt, Hannah, Thomas, Samantha L., Bestman, Amy
Publicado no BMC Public Health (2016)

‘You just change the channel if you don't like what you're going to hear’: gamblers’ attitudes towards, and interactions with, social marketing campaigns

Por Thomas, Samantha L., Lewis, Sophie, Westberg, Kate
Publicado no Health Expect (2012)

The influence of marketing on the sports betting attitudes and consumption behaviours of young men: implications for harm reduction and prevention strategies

Por Deans, Emily G., Thomas, Samantha L., Derevensky, Jeffrey, Daube, Mike
Publicado no Harm Reduct J (2017)

"The solution needs to be complex." Obese adults' attitudes about the effectiveness of individual and population based interventions for obesity

Por Thomas, Samantha L, Lewis, Sophie, Hyde, Jim, Castle, David, Komesaroff, Paul
Publicado em 2010

Children’s implicit recall of junk food, alcohol and gambling sponsorship in Australian sport

Por Bestman, Amy, Thomas, Samantha L., Randle, Melanie, Thomas, Stuart D. M.
Publicado no BMC Public Health (2015)

Factors that influence children’s gambling attitudes and consumption intentions: lessons for gambling harm prevention research, policies and advocacy strategies

Por Pitt, Hannah, Thomas, Samantha L., Bestman, Amy, Daube, Mike, Derevensky, Jeffrey
Publicado no Harm Reduct J (2017)

"They all work...when you stick to them": A qualitative investigation of dieting, weight loss, and physical exercise, in obese individuals

Por Thomas, Samantha L, Hyde, Jim, Karunaratne, Asuntha, Kausman, Rick, Komesaroff, Paul A
Publicado em 2008

Creating symbolic cultures of consumption: an analysis of the content of sports wagering advertisements in Australia

Por Deans, Emily G., Thomas, Samantha L., Daube, Mike, Derevensky, Jeffrey, Gordon, Ross
Publicado no BMC Public Health (2016)

Being ‘fat’ in today’s world: a qualitative study of the lived experiences of people with obesity in Australia

Por Thomas, Samantha L., Hyde, Jim, Karunaratne, Asuntha, Herbert, Dilinie, Komesaroff, Paul A.
Publicado no Health Expect (2008)

Parent and child interactions with two contrasting anti-obesity advertising campaigns: a qualitative analysis

Por Thomas, Samantha L, Olds, Timothy, Pettigrew, Simone, Yeatman, Heather, Hyde, Jim, Dragovic, Christine
Publicado em 2014

"I don't eat a hamburger and large chips every day!" A qualitative study of the impact of public health messages about obesity on obese adults

Por Lewis, Sophie, Thomas, Samantha L, Hyde, Jim, Castle, David, Blood, R Warwick, Komesaroff, Paul A
Publicado em 2010

‘I’m searching for solutions’: why are obese individuals turning to the Internet for help and support with ‘being fat’?

Por Lewis, Sophie, Thomas, Samantha L., Blood, R. Warwick, Castle, David, Hyde, Jim, Komesaroff, Paul A.
Publicado no Health Expect (2010)

Do Health Beliefs and Behaviors Differ According to Severity of Obesity? A Qualitative Study of Australian Adults

Por Lewis, Sophie, Thomas, Samantha L., Blood, R. Warwick, Hyde, Jim, Castle, David J., Komesaroff, Paul A.
Publicado em 2010

Have adults lost their sense of play? An observational study of the social dynamics of physical (in)activity in German and Hawaiian leisure settings

Por Thiel, Ansgar, Thedinga, Hendrik K., Thomas, Samantha L., Barkhoff, Harald, Giel, Katrin E., Schweizer, Olesia, Thiel, Syra, Zipfel, Stephan
Publicado no BMC Public Health (2016)