Comparing the Effectiveness of Taste vs. Health-Based Messaging Using Nutrition Education Videos on Increasing Herb and Spice Use to Improve Diet Quality

Participants will be randomly assigned to one of two groups: the first group (n~200) will view two taste messaging focused videos emphasizing taste and flavor first followed by the two health messaging focused videos. The second group (n~200) will receive the two health messaging focused videos emphasizing the importance of using herbs to improve health first followed by the two taste messaging focused videos. Randomization will occur using R and the randomization feature will be embedded in the survey. Both groups will have access to the same educational content but the time of viewing the messaging video will differ according to the taste or health focused arm. Participants will complete screening questions first, and if eligible, an online consent form. Participants will also complete an evaluation questionnaire after watching the taste messaging focused videos and after watching the health messaging focused videos. After participants have completed those questionnaires, they will be provided with a list of measures on why they liked a video and will be able to select if they preferred one over the other, as well as their feedback on the videos, and a demographics questionnaire. Investigators will use participants responses for analysis. All participants will complete the survey questions online using their own device.