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    Food Quality and Preference 14 (2003) 359–373 elsevier.com/locate/foodqual The psychology of food choice: some often encountered fallacies Egon
    The Psychology of Food Choice Richard Shepherd Book Details: Author: Richard Shepherd Date: 30 Apr 2010 Publisher: CABI Publishing Language: English
    The psychology of food choice / edited by Richard Shepherd and Monique. Raats. p. cm. Part 2: Biological and Learning Influences on Food Choice. 4. Available at: who.dk/document/e82923.pdf (accessed 20 December 2004).
    Psychological factors. e.g. personality, experience, mood, beliefs. Food choice. Attitudes. e.g. to: sensory properties, health/nutrition, price/value. Food intake.
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    The psychology of food choice / edited by Richard Shepherd and Monique. Raats. p. cm. Part 2: Biological and Learning Influences on Food Choice. 4. Available at: who.dk/document/e82923.pdf (accessed 20 December 2004).
    At the Institute of Food Research in Reading a new Department of Food Acceptability was formed in April 1989. reasons for people’s choice of foods, that is, the psychology of food choice. This content is currently only available as a PDFThere is a widespread belief in traditional cultures that “you are what you eat.” That is, people take on the properties of what they eat: Eating a brave animal makes
    Request PDF | The psychology of food choice | One of the central problems in nutrition is the difficulty of getting people to change their dietary behaviours so as

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