COVID-19-Related Beliefs and Dietary Behaviors of American Undergraduate Students Vary by Race via the Lens of the Health Belief Model

Keyphrases

• Undergraduate Students 100%
• Health Belief Model 100%
• Dietary Behavior 100%
• COVID-19 Related 100%
• Latino 66%
• White People 66%
• Handwashing 66%
• COVID-19 Risk 66%
• COVID-19 Preventive Behaviors 66%
• COVID-19 Severity 66%
• State Universities 33%
• Older Adults 33%
• New Jersey 33%
• Self-efficacy 33%
• Survey Data 33%
• Convenience Sampling 33%
• Health Behavior 33%
• University Students 33%
• Social Psychological 33%
• Perceived Benefits 33%
• Vegetables 33%
• Barrier Efficacy 33%
• T-test 33%
• Black Students 33%
• Health Action 33%
• Non-white 33%
• Self-identification 33%
• Fruit Intake 33%
• Frequency Distribution 33%
• Health Beliefs 33%
• Latino Students 33%
• COVID-19 Pandemic 33%
• Mask Wearing 33%
• Barriers to Health Care 33%
• Model Constructs 33%
• Psychological Framework 33%
• Physical Disruption 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Belief Model 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Hand Washing 25%
• Self-Efficacy 12%
• Student T Test 12%
• University Student 12%
• Health Belief 12%
• Cross-Sectional Survey 12%

Psychology

• Health Belief 100%