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AdvancingBehaviour ChangeScienceVictoria, BC Canada June 7–10, 2017

Contents1Welcome from the President and Co-Chairs3Welcome to Victoria4Organising Committee4ISBNPA Executive Director4ISBNPA Executive Committee5Thank You To The Reviewers6Sponsors Listing10Exhibition Floor Plan11Exhibitor Listing16Victoria Conference Center Floor Plan18Downtown Victoria Map19General Information22Useful Information24Social Program25Isbnpa Meetings25Nesi Program25Meet the sponsors26Stay Active!28Planned SIG Activities for the Conference30Program Overview38Keynote Speakers44Invited Early Career and Student Speakers44Student and Early Career Award Nominees46Isbnpa 2017 Detailed Program46Wednesday, June 7th: Program49Thursday, June 8th: Program62Thursday, June 8th: Posters76Friday, June 9th: Program90Friday, June 9th: Posters104Saturday, June 10th: Program116Saturday, June 10th: PostersCover photo courtesy of Tourism Victoria

Welcome from thePresident and Co-ChairsDear members and delegates,IProf. Jo Salmont is with pleasure that we welcome you all to the 16thscientific annual meeting for the International Society ofBehavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. It is the thirdtime our annual meeting has been held in Canada (2003 inQuébec; 2008 in Banff), and we are very excited to be hostingyou all in the beautiful city of Victoria in British Columbia.Victoria is one of the most active cities in Canada, and is knownfor its dedication to healthy local cuisine. It is a wonderfulplace to present research on physical activity and healthy eatingbecause it represents this approach in its culture and policies.Our Conference Program strongly reflects our by-line ofAdvancing Behavior Change Science. We have 5 outstandingkeynotes in the areas of physical activity and cancer, thepsychology of nudging, implementation science, physicalProf. Ryan Rhodesactivity and nutrition in indigenous communities, and the use ofnew technologies to deliver and evaluate nutrition interventions.In addition, special panel members will discuss the challenges and opportunities inimplementing a sugar tax.After listening to our delegates and members, we have made some changes to theprogram this year that we hope will improve the quality of presentations that will resultin a better conference experience for everyone. For the first time, we have reduced thenumber of symposia on the program which resulted in a 70% acceptance rate and hasopened up the program to more long and short oral presentations.In previous years we have also received comments from delegates and members aboutthe program placement of the Special Interest Group meetings. Therefore, for the firsttime we are holding the meetings consecutively across days, rather than concurrentlyin the one time slot. This will now allow members who belong to more than one SIG toattend more meetings. It does, however, mean that the SIG meetings will be competingwith the oral presentations in the program. So, at the end of the conference, we welcomefeedback from members about the placement of the SIG meetings.ContinuedI S BN PA 20171

Finally, one of the on-going challenges of holding a conference that ends on a Saturdayafternoon is we often have a disappointing attendance for the keynote speaker on thatday. So, for the first time we are trialling a panel discussion on the issue of sugar taxwhich will be open to members of the public. We hope that most of you can stay for thisexciting finish to the conference!As always there will be awards for best presentations and posters as well as 10scholarships to assist delegates from low and middle income countries to attendthe meeting. We congratulate all the award winners and welcome our scholarshiprecipients.We would like to acknowledge and thank the conference Organising Committee,our Executive Director Antonio Palmeira, and Kat Duda from Venue West for doingsuch an outstanding job in creating an exciting meeting that incorporates the breadthof research interests of ISBNPA members and delegates. We would also like to say ahuge thank-you to Professor Benedicte Deforche from the University of Ghent whohas Chaired the ISBNPA Abstract Committee for an incredible six years and is nowstepping down.We wish you all a wonderful meeting and hope that you learn something new, enjoycatching up with old friends and make some new ones, and most importantly, have agreat time.Best wishes,Alfred Deakin Professor Jo SalmonISBNPA President and Co-ChairProfessor Ryan RhodesCo-Chair2I SBN PA 2017

Welcome to VictoriaVictoria is located in the south of Vancouver Island, which is alsothe largest island off the West Coast of North America. The town isnestled between the mainland west coast of British Columbia and the northerncoast of the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state. Bathing in the warm currents ofthe Pacific, with stunning views of the mountains and the ocean, dense forests, lushparks and beautiful stretches of shoreline, Victoria sparkles like a gem in the middle ofsome of the most spectacular scenery in the world. As an island destination, Victoriaoffers visitors an escape from the hurried world and beams with ambiance. In Victoria,heritage architecture, colourful gardens and traditions like afternoon tea are mixed withoutdoor adventure, culinary experiences, cocktail and craft beer scenes.Vancouver Island, where Victoria is located, is rated the TOP ISLAND in theContinental US and Canada and one of the BEST ISLANDS IN THE WORLD by the2016 Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Survey.I S BN PA 20173

Organising CommitteeCo-Chairs:Ryan Rhodes (University of Victoria, Canada)Jo Salmon (ISBNPA President, Deakin University, Australia)Committee members:Mark Beauchamp (University of British Columbia, Canada)Cristina Caperchione (University of British Columbia, Canada)Mai Chin A Paw (VU University Medical Center, The Netherlands)Trina Hinkley (ISBNPA Secretary, Deakin University, Australia)Ralph Maddison (ISBNPA President-Elect, Deakin University, Australia)Louise Masse (University of British Columbia, Canada)Sarah McNaughton (Deakin University, Australia)PJ Naylor (University of Victoria, Canada)Joan Wharf Higgins (University of Victoria, Canada)Stephen Wong (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)ISBNPA Executive DirectorAntónio Palmeira (Universidade Lusófona and Universidade Lisboa, Portugal)ISBNPA Executive CommitteeHelen Elizabeth Brown (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)Sofie Compernolle (Ghent University, Belgium)Benedicte Deforche (Ghent University, Belgium)Catherine Draper (UCT/MRC Research Unit for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine,South Africa)Trina Hinkley (Deakin University, Australia)Jeroen Lakerveld (The EMGO Institute for Health and Care Research, Netherlands)Nanna Lien (University of Oslo, Norway)Jennifer Linde (University of Minnesota, United States of America)Ralph Maddison (University of Auckland, New Zealand)Rick Prins (University of Cambridge, Netherlands)Jo Salmon (University of Deakin, Australia)Corneel Vandelanotte (Central Queensland University, Australia)Wendy Van Lippevelde (Ghent University, Belgium)4I SBN PA 2017

Thank You To The ReviewersThe ISBNPA 2017 Abstract Review and Scientific Committees wish toacknowledge the abstract reviewers for the ISBNPA 2017 Annual Meeting.Their expertise is central to the quality of the meeting. Thank you for your invaluablecontribution to the ISBNPA.Marc AdamsTeatske AltenburgAnnie AndersonOdysseasAndroutsosTom BaranowskiCristina BarrosoElling BereStuart BiddleFilip BoenSharmilah BooleyHelen E BrownLaurien BuffartAdrian CameronGreet CardonValerie CarsonSebastien ChastinMai Chin A PawCandice ChristieVerity ClelandStacy ClemesMark ConnerKirsten CorderPeter CrockerKirsten DavisonIlse DeBourdeaudhuijBart De ClercqKatrien De CockerMarieke DeCraemerStefaan De HenauwAnniza De VilliersBenedicte DeforcheTom DeliensAnn DeSmetEva D’HondtMelody DingScott DuncanMitch DuncanDavid DunstanAlexandra EvansKelly EvensonAnita EvesCharlie FosterSarah FosterJayne FulkersonJennifer GayKlaus GebelAriane GhekiereFreja GheysenGaston GodinEvangeliaGrammatikakiJessica GubbelsLeen HaerensBrook HarmonSheri HartmanErica HincksonTrina HinkleyJill HnatiukDeanna HoelscherRobert JefferyQuick JiangCarlijn KamphuisNeil KingKnut-Inge KleppTracy KolbeAlexanderStef KremersSalome KrugerCarl LachatJeroen LakerveldEstelle LambertNanna LienSandrine LioretLeah LipskyDuncan MacfarlaneRalph MaddisonChristophe MatthysSarah McNaughtonLisa MicklesfieldJosef MitášSarah MossJorge MotaKerry MummeryClaudio NiggAnke OenemaDana OlstadJean-Michel OppertNina Cecilie ØverbyNeville OwenAntónio PalmeiraRon PlotnikoffMaartje PoelmanT. PrewittRick PrinsNalini RanjitJohn ReillyNicola RidgersBrian SaelensJo SalmonMaria Paula SantosJulie SaundersJasper SchipperijnStephanie SchoeppeSimon SebireJan SeghersShreela SharmaAmika SinghEster SleddensAlbert SmithIngrid SteenhuisTakemi SugiyamaPedro TeixeiraMegan TeychenneDebbe ThompsonLukar ThorntonAnna TimperioSylvia TitzeMarilyn TownsendGavin TurrellJos TwiskJelle VanCauwenbergFrank van LentheWendy VanLippeveldeMireille Van PoppelEsther van SluijsCorneelVandelanotteStefanieVandevijvereJenny VeitchMaïté VerloigneRoos VerstraetenFrøydis VikTommy VisscherKathleen WatsonBente WoldYong ZhuI S BN PA 20175

Sponsors ListingISBNPA 2017 Annual Meeting was supported by a Dissemination Meeting grant fromthe Canadian Institutes of Health ResearchCanadian Institutes of Health ResearchAt the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), we know that research has thepower to change lives. As Canada’s health research investment agency, we collaboratewith partners and researchers to support the discoveries and innovations that improveour health and strengthen our health care system. HYPERLINK “http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/” www.cihr-irsc.gc.caSilver SponsorsChildhood Obesity Foundation and BC Children’s HospitalThe Childhood Obesity Foundation is a Canadian registered charity and a leadingCanadian authority on issues related to childhood healthy weights. We promotechildhood healthy weights through collaborative programs and initiatives such as SipSmart, Mind, Exercise, Nutrition, Do It! (MEND), Appetite to Play and Living Greenand Healthy - A Mobile Program for Youth and families.BC Children’s Hospital (BCCH) is a leader in general and specialized pediatric services,and is the province’s foremost teaching and research facility for child health. BCCHsupports childhood healthy weights from primary prevention to intervention andtreatment through collaborative programs and initiatives such as Shapedown BC, Mind,Exercise, Nutrition, Do It! (MEND), and LIVE 5-2-1-0. For more information visitwww.childhoodobesityfoundation.ca.6I SBN PA 2017