Personal, Normative, and Access-Related Correlates of Fruit and Vegetable Purchase Intention in Peruvian Adults
Background/Objectives: Fruit and vegetable purchase intention may reflect personal, normative, and access-related factors, yet evidence from Peru remains limited. This study aimed to examine associations of health consciousness, family influence, perceived behavioral control, and perceived convenien...
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2026
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