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June 1, 1998Nutrition Research ReviewsOpen Access

Food choice and intake: towards a unifying framework of learning and feeding motivation

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JDJ. E. L. DayUniversity of ChichesterIKI. KyriazakisQueen's University BelfastPRPeter J. RogersUniversity Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust

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