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Eating Breakfast: Effects of the School Breakfast Program

Barbara Devaney, Elizabeth A. Stuart

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Findings suggest that the SBP increases the likelihood that a student eats a substantive breakfast and that it also leads to a higher-quality breakfast.

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Findings suggest that the SBP increases the likelihood that a student eats a substantive breakfast and that it also leads to a higher-quality breakfast.

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Findings suggest that the SBP increases the likelihood that a student eats a substantive breakfast and that it also leads to a higher-quality breakfast.

Key concepts: Food science, Psychology, Economics, Chemistry

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