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Motivating Sustainable Food Choices
Environment and Behavior, 2012Small, everyday changes in people’s behavior can have significant positive environmental impacts. To this end, the research reported here focused on the role of an asymmetric intervention (a “nudge”) in motivating choices with positive environmental outcomes.
Victoria Campbell-Arvai +2 more
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Parental family food choice motives and children’s food intake
Food Quality and Preference, 2012Abstract Children’s food intakes are important for their health and it is their parents that mainly decide what foods are available at home. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between parental family food choice motives (FFCMs) and children’s intakes of ‘nutrient-dense’ and ‘energy-rich foods’.
Ray Carola +3 more
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British Food JournalPurposeThis study investigates factors motivating upcycled food choices and assesses the association between these factors and hesitancy towards upcycled food consumption in a Swedish population.Design/methodology/approachAn online food choice ...
Hanieh Moshtaghian, Kamran Rousta
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Understanding the motives for food choice in Western Balkan Countries
Appetite, 2012Substantial empirical evidence exists regarding the importance of different factors underlying food choice in Western Europe. However, research results on eating habits and food choice in the Western Balkan Countries (WBCs) remain scarce. A Food Choice Questionnaire (FCQ), an instrument that measures the reported importance of nine factors underlying ...
Milosevic J +3 more
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Food choices of women . Personal, attitudinal, and motivational factors
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1975Responses of 591 women showed that they purchased and prepared the meals in nine of ten households. Although half preserved a limited amount of food, few had gardens or raised or received livestock for their families' use. Most women ate three meals plus one or two snacks a day.
B A, Cosper, L M, Wakefield
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What motivates their food choice? Children are key informants
Appetite, 2018In Australia, children are not eating according to the Australian Dietary Guidelines despite the incorporation of numerous public health initiatives in the school setting. Literature regarding children's views about what influences their food choice is limited.
Waddingham, Suzie +3 more
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Love Matters: The Effect of Mating Motive on Female Food Choice
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2023The prevalence of obesity has been increasing globally in recent decades. Behind the phenomenon, high-fat food consumption has been conceived as an important driver. In the current study, we explored whether mating motive caused an effect on female food choice as well as the psychological mechanism underlying it.
Mengyan, Yang, Jinlong, Su
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Quantitative Surveys of Food Consumption and Motives: The Food Choice Questionnaire (FCQ)
2013Data about the motives of consumers for buying and consuming specific food products are needed in order to tailor media messages and public health policies to the current nutritional challenges. Research in this field is especially important in the Western Balkan countries, where the population suffers from several diseases linked to unhealthy ...
Đorđević, J.M., Žeželj, Iris
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Motivation and Food Choice, the Effectiveness of the Laddering Technique
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1995Abstract A primary challenge facing nutrition scientists is in understanding the sociobehavioral phenomena of eating behavior. Significant gaps remain both in the familiarity and application of sociobehavioral theory in nutrition research. The Laddering technique used in this study, is based on the Means-End Theory developed by Gutman.
P. Samuel-Fernando +2 more
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Influence of Context on Motives Underlying Food Choice
Journal of Sensory Studies, 2014AbstractContext can be regarded as the situational and temporal conditions in which food choice occurs. Although context has a large effect on consumer perception and choice of food products, it has been mostly overlooked in research exploring the determinants of consumers' food choice.
Leandro Machín +3 more
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