Charlotte A. Hardman

University of Liverpool — United Kingdom

Psychology · Social Sciences

36h-index5.2kcitations227works4.32yr avg
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Research Topics

Eating Disorders and Behaviors(72), Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet(55), Food Security and Health in Diverse Populations(41), Behavioral Health and Interventions(26), Obesity and Health Practices(22)

Publications227 total

Associations between food-related concerns, food security status, and food support use: a secondary analysis of the Food and You 2: Wave 6 dataset
Journal of Nutritional Science·2026Open Access
Five Days to Five a Day? Examining the Impact of a Five-Day Nature Connectedness Intervention on Fruit and Vegetable Desirability and Intake
SSRN Electronic Journal·2026Open Access
Supermarket nutritionists’ perspectives, views, and experiences on affordability interventions to support healthier and more environmentally sustainable food purchasing in UK retail settings
Frontiers in Nutrition·2025Open Access
‘It doesn’t feel like charity; it feels like a privilege’: exploring recipient experiences of social enterprise-based food projects in urban areas of socioeconomic disadvantage in the UK
Environmental Research Food Systems·2025Open Access
Exploring the Education and Perceptions of Dental Professionals Toward Poverty and Oral Health Disparities: A Scoping Review
Community Dentistry And Oral Epidemiology·2025Open Access
The people behind the pounds: a qualitative exploration of factors that help or hinder healthy, sustainable food purchases for people living with obesity and food insecurity in the UK
Frontiers in Nutrition·2025Open Access
Fork to farm: reverse engineering a food system
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences·2025· 3 citedOpen Access
Associations between food-related concerns, food security status and food support use: a secondary analysis of the Food and You 2: Wave 6 dataset
2025Open Access
“We go hunting…too”: Experiences of people living with obesity and food insecurity in an ethnically diverse community when shopping for supermarket foods
2025Open Access
The effect of perceived responsibility on stigma towards people experiencing food insecurity and accessing food support: An experimental vignette study
Appetite·2025
Examining the impact of a 5-day nature connectedness intervention on fruit and vegetable intake
Appetite·2025
Surely offal isn't that awful? Two studies exploring consumer acceptance of offal-enriched meals
Appetite·2025
Associations between openness, as a personality trait, and low-calorie sweeteners acceptance and benefit perception
Appetite·2025
The impact of food insecurity on amount of food eaten after completing exercise
Appetite·2025
Genetic risk predicts adolescent mood pathology via sexual differentiation of brain function and physiological aging
Nature Communications·2025· 1 citedOpen Access
Why is eating healthily not easy for everyone?
2025Open Access
‘It doesn’t feel like charity; it feels like a privilege’: Exploring recipient experiences of social enterprise-based food support projects in deprived urban regions of the UK
2025Open Access
"We go hunting...too": Experiences of people living with obesity and food insecurity in an ethnically diverse community when shopping for supermarket foods
2025Open Access
The effect of perceived responsibility on stigma towards people experiencing food insecurity and accessing food support: an experimental vignette study
2025Open Access
The effect of perceived responsibility on stigma towards people experiencing food insecurity and accessing food support: an experimental vignette study
2025Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Eric Robinson(14), Jason C. G. Halford(10), Paul Christiansen(10), Peter J. Rogers(9), E. Boyland(7), Bethan R. Mead(7), Andrew Jones(5), Helen K. Ruddock(5), Jeffrey M. Brunstrom(5), Anna Coates(4), Matt Field(4), Natalia Falagán(4), Sofia Kourmpetli(4), Jessica Davies(4), Ashleigh Haynes(4), Pauline J. Horne(4), Daniel Evans(3), C. Fergus Lowe(3), Lingxuan Liu(3), Marcus R. Munafò(3)