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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A computerised adaptation of the repertory grid methodology as a useful tool to elicit older consumers’ perceptions of foods Russell, C.G
2003
8 p. 681-691
11 p.
artikel
2 A general methodology for analyzing fashion oriented textile products using sensory evaluation Zhu, Y.
2010
8 p. 1068-1076
9 p.
artikel
3 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2010
8 p. IFC-
1 p.
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4 Aims ; Scope ; Editorial Board 2003
8 p. IFC-
1 p.
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5 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2009
8 p. IFC-
1 p.
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6 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2007
8 p. IFC-
1 p.
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7 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2008
8 p. IFC-
1 p.
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8 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2011
8 p. IFC-
1 p.
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9 A method to measure the effect of food appearance factors on children’s visual preferences Kildegaard, H.
2011
8 p. 763-771
9 p.
artikel
10 A new research platform to contribute to the pleasure of eating and healthy food behaviors through academic and applied Food and Hospitality research Giboreau, Agnès
2009
8 p. 533-536
4 p.
artikel
11 A sensory scientific approach to visual pattern recognition of complex biological systems Martens, Magni
2010
8 p. 977-986
10 p.
artikel
12 Attitudes towards organic foods and risk/benefit perception associated with pesticides Saba, Anna
2003
8 p. 637-645
9 p.
artikel
13 Author index 2001
8 p. IX-X
nvt p.
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14 Beliefs, attitude and behaviour towards fresh meat revisited after the Belgian dioxin crisis Verbeke, Wim
2001
8 p. 489-498
10 p.
artikel
15 Calendar 2010
8 p. I-
1 p.
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16 Calendar 2001
8 p. I-II
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17 Calendar 2003
8 p. I-II
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18 Calendar 2009
8 p. I-
1 p.
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19 Calendar 2007
8 p. I-
1 p.
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20 Calendar 2005
8 p. I-
1 p.
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21 Calendar 2008
8 p. I-
1 p.
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22 Calendar 2011
8 p. I-II
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23 Changes in the pleasantness of caffeine-associated flavours consumed at home Mobini, Sirous
2005
8 p. 659-666
8 p.
artikel
24 Chemical input – Sensory output: Diverse modes of physiology–flavour interaction Buettner, Andrea
2010
8 p. 915-924
10 p.
artikel
25 Comparing central location test and home use test results: Application of a new criterion Boutrolle, Isabelle
2005
8 p. 704-713
10 p.
artikel
26 Comparing methods for measuring consumer willingness to pay for a basic and an improved ready made soup product Grunert, Klaus G.
2009
8 p. 607-619
13 p.
artikel
27 Comparison of methods used to study consumer emotions associated with fragrance Churchill, Anne
2010
8 p. 1108-1113
6 p.
artikel
28 Comparison of PLS dummy variables and Fishbone method to determine optimal product characteristics from ideal profiles Worch, Thierry
2010
8 p. 1077-1087
11 p.
artikel
29 Conditioning unfamiliar and familiar flavours to specific positive emotions Kuenzel, J.
2010
8 p. 1105-1107
3 p.
artikel
30 Construction and validation of a psychometric scale to measure consumers’ fears of novel food technologies: The food technology neophobia scale Cox, D.N.
2008
8 p. 704-710
7 p.
artikel
31 Consumer familiarity with foods and the perception of risks and benefits Fischer, Arnout R.H.
2009
8 p. 576-585
10 p.
artikel
32 Consumer liking and descriptive analysis of six varieties of organically grown edamame-type soybean Wszelaki, A.L.
2005
8 p. 651-658
8 p.
artikel
33 Consumer perceptions of food products involving genetic modification—results from a qualitative study in four Nordic countries Grunert, Klaus G
2001
8 p. 527-542
16 p.
artikel
34 Consumers’ acceptability of cured ham in Spain and the influence of information Resano, Helena
2007
8 p. 1064-1076
13 p.
artikel
35 Customer perception of switch-feel in luxury sports utility vehicles Wellings, Tom
2008
8 p. 737-746
10 p.
artikel
36 Degree of appropriateness and frequency of consumption of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and similar sauces in Argentina Sosa, Miriam
2005
8 p. 667-674
8 p.
artikel
37 Determining optimum ripening time of fruits by applying survival analysis statistics to consumer data Garitta, Lorena
2008
8 p. 747-752
6 p.
artikel
38 Development of a total quality scoring system based on consumer preference weightings and sensory profiles: application to fruit dates (Tamr) Ismail, Baraem
2001
8 p. 499-506
8 p.
artikel
39 Does the weight of the dish influence our perception of food? Piqueras-Fiszman, Betina
2011
8 p. 753-756
4 p.
artikel
40 Do overweight youngsters like food more than lean peers? Assessing their implicit attitudes with a personalized Implicit Association Task Craeynest, Mietje
2007
8 p. 1077-1084
8 p.
artikel
41 Editorial Monteleone, Erminio
2010
8 p. 899-900
2 p.
artikel
42 Editorial board 2005
8 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
43 Effect of ideal–relative sweetness on yogurt consumption Vickers, Zata
2001
8 p. 521-526
6 p.
artikel
44 Effects of interval length between tasting sessions and sweetener level on long-term acceptability of novel green tea drinks Son, Jung-Soo
2010
8 p. 956-966
11 p.
artikel
45 Effects of repeated exposure on acceptance of initially disliked vegetables in 7-month old infants Maier, Andrea
2007
8 p. 1023-1032
10 p.
artikel
46 Erratum to “Preference, liking and wanting for beverages in children aged 9–14years: Role of sourness perception, chemical composition and background variables” [Food Quality and Preference 22 (7) (2011) 620–627] Kildegaard, Heidi
2011
8 p. 785-
1 p.
artikel
47 European consumers’ use of and trust in information sources about fish Pieniak, Zuzanna
2007
8 p. 1050-1063
14 p.
artikel
48 Evolution of the sensory characteristics of Parmigiano–Reggiano cheese to the present day Zannoni, Mario
2010
8 p. 901-905
5 p.
artikel
49 Exploring consumer product profiling techniques and their linkage to a quantitative descriptive analysis Moussaoui, Karima A.
2010
8 p. 1088-1099
12 p.
artikel
50 Facial expressions in school-aged children are a good indicator of ‘dislikes’, but not of ‘likes’ Zeinstra, Gertrude G.
2009
8 p. 620-624
5 p.
artikel
51 Families’ use of nutritional information on food labels Nørgaard, Maria Kümpel
2009
8 p. 597-606
10 p.
artikel
52 Finding and explaining clusters of consumers using the CLV approach Vigneau, Evelyne
2011
8 p. 705-713
9 p.
artikel
53 Food choices: What do we learn from combining sensory and economic experiments? Combris, P.
2009
8 p. 550-557
8 p.
artikel
54 Food-related personality traits, food choice motives and food intake: Mediator and moderator relationships Eertmans, Audrey
2005
8 p. 714-726
13 p.
artikel
55 Food safety and acceptance of management options after radiological contaminations of the food chain Turcanu, C.
2007
8 p. 1085-1095
11 p.
artikel
56 From salad to bowl: The role of sensory analysis in product experience research Schifferstein, Hendrik N.J.
2010
8 p. 1059-1067
9 p.
artikel
57 From sensory marketing to sensory design: How to drive formulation using consumers’ input? Raz, C.
2008
8 p. 719-726
8 p.
artikel
58 Hedonic asymmetry in emotional responses to consumer products Schifferstein, Hendrik N.J.
2010
8 p. 1100-1104
5 p.
artikel
59 Hedonic scaling: A review of methods and theory Lim, Juyun
2011
8 p. 733-747
15 p.
artikel
60 Hedonic tests in different locations as predictors of apple juice consumption at home in elderly and young subjects Kozlowska, Katarzyna
2003
8 p. 653-661
9 p.
artikel
61 How and why should we study ingestive behaviors in humans? Bellisle, France
2009
8 p. 539-544
6 p.
artikel
62 How consumers choose olive oil: The importance of origin cues Dekhili, S.
2011
8 p. 757-762
6 p.
artikel
63 How do you feel when you smell this? Optimization of a verbal measurement of odor-elicited emotions Porcherot, Christelle
2010
8 p. 938-947
10 p.
artikel
64 How to follow grape maturity for wine professionals with a seasonal judge training? Le Moigne, Marine
2008
8 p. 672-681
10 p.
artikel
65 How trigeminal, taste and aroma perceptions are affected in mint-flavored carbonated beverages Saint-Eve, A.
2010
8 p. 1026-1033
8 p.
artikel
66 Importance of Generalised Procrustes Analysis in sensory characterisation of virgin olive oil Guerrero, L
2001
8 p. 515-520
6 p.
artikel
67 Incorporating test and control product variability in degree of difference tests Young, Theresa A.
2008
8 p. 734-736
3 p.
artikel
68 Information context matters in detection and identification of information: Reply to Wertheim et al. (2011) Bialkova, Svetlana
2011
8 p. 786-787
2 p.
artikel
69 Information effects on consumer attitudes toward three food technologies: Organic production, biotechnology, and irradiation Teisl, Mario F.
2009
8 p. 586-596
11 p.
artikel
70 Insight into the relative merits of rating and ranking in a cross-national context using three-way correspondence analysis van Herk, Hester
2007
8 p. 1096-1105
10 p.
artikel
71 Link between food and health: From gene expression to nutritional recommendations Nazare, Julie-anne
2009
8 p. 537-538
2 p.
artikel
72 Linking sensory characteristics to emotions: An example using dark chocolate Thomson, David M.H.
2010
8 p. 1117-1125
9 p.
artikel
73 Measuring emotions associated with foods in consumer testing King, Silvia C.
2010
8 p. 1114-1116
3 p.
artikel
74 Modelling and analysis of dynamic sensory data Wendin, Karin
2003
8 p. 663-671
9 p.
artikel
75 Monitoring calibration of descriptive sensory panels using distance from target measurements Castura, John C.
2005
8 p. 682-690
9 p.
artikel
76 Odor hedonics and their modulators Rouby, Catherine
2009
8 p. 545-549
5 p.
artikel
77 Paired preference tests: ‘Liking’, ‘Buying’ and ‘Take Away’ preferences Wichchukit, Sukanya
2010
8 p. 925-929
5 p.
artikel
78 Perception of chemosensory stimuli and related responses to flavored yogurts in the young and elderly Koskinen, Sari
2003
8 p. 623-635
13 p.
artikel
79 Perceptive maps of dishes varying in glutamate content with professional and naive subjects Sinesio, F.
2010
8 p. 1034-1041
8 p.
artikel
80 Performance of the hybrid hedonic scale as compared to the traditional hedonic, self-adjusting and ranking scales Villanueva, Nilda D.M.
2005
8 p. 691-703
13 p.
artikel
81 Preferences and determinants for organic, conventional and conventional-plus products – The case of occasional organic consumers Stolz, Hanna
2011
8 p. 772-779
8 p.
artikel
82 Preference segments: A deeper understanding of consumer acceptance or a serving order effect? Hottenstein, Annette W.
2008
8 p. 711-718
8 p.
artikel
83 Pricing strategies for Italian red wine Brentari, Eugenio
2011
8 p. 725-732
8 p.
artikel
84 Risk perception and consumer willingness to pay for certified beef in Spain Angulo, Ana M.
2007
8 p. 1106-1117
12 p.
artikel
85 Sensory characteristics of five sweet potato cultivars and their changes during storage under tropical conditions van Oirschot, Quirien E.A
2003
8 p. 673-680
8 p.
artikel
86 Sensory methodologies and the taste of water Teillet, Eric
2010
8 p. 967-976
10 p.
artikel
87 Sensory profiles and preference analysis in ornamental horticulture: The case of the rosebush Boumaza, Rachid
2010
8 p. 987-997
11 p.
artikel
88 Sensory quality index (SQI) for commercial food products Imm, Bue-Young
2011
8 p. 748-752
5 p.
artikel
89 Spin versus fair speak in food labelling: A matter of taste? Smith, Viktor
2010
8 p. 1016-1025
10 p.
artikel
90 Status and use of food products with health claim (FPHC) in the USA, Japan and France an anthropological perspective Sanchez, Sylvie
2008
8 p. 682-691
10 p.
artikel
91 Studying the influence of package shape and colour on consumer expectations of milk desserts using word association and conjoint analysis Ares, Gastón
2010
8 p. 930-937
8 p.
artikel
92 Sweet taste preference and personality traits using a white wine Saliba, Anthony J.
2009
8 p. 572-575
4 p.
artikel
93 Sweet temptation: Effects of exposure to chocolate-scented lotion on food intake Coelho, Jennifer S.
2011
8 p. 780-784
5 p.
artikel
94 The analysis of sensory and chemical–physical variables via multivariate additive PLS splines Lombardo, Rosaria
2011
8 p. 714-724
11 p.
artikel
95 The double discrimination methods Bi, Jian
2001
8 p. 507-513
7 p.
artikel
96 The effect of choice and psychographics on the acceptability of novel flavors King, Silvia C.
2008
8 p. 692-696
5 p.
artikel
97 The effect of consumption volume on profile and liking of oral nutritional supplements of varied sweetness: Sequential profiling and boredom tests Methven, L.
2010
8 p. 948-955
8 p.
artikel
98 The influence of eating location on the acceptability of identically prepared foods Edwards, John S.A
2003
8 p. 647-652
6 p.
artikel
99 The influence of involvement on purchase intention for new world wine Hollebeek, Linda D.
2007
8 p. 1033-1049
17 p.
artikel
100 The influence of preparation method on children’s liking for vegetables Zeinstra, Gertrude G.
2010
8 p. 906-914
9 p.
artikel
101 The influence of sensory and physiochemical quality on Danish children's preferences for apples Kühn, Birka F
2001
8 p. 543-550
8 p.
artikel
102 The influence of storage conditions on flavour changes in human milk Spitzer, Johanna
2010
8 p. 998-1007
10 p.
artikel
103 The methodical organization of talking and eating: Assessments in dinner conversations Mondada, Lorenza
2009
8 p. 558-571
14 p.
artikel
104 The 9-point hedonic scale: Are words and numbers compatible? Nicolas, Laura
2010
8 p. 1008-1015
8 p.
artikel
105 7th Pangborn Sensory Science Symposium Vickers, Zata
2008
8 p. 671-
1 p.
artikel
106 Too good to be true: Dose insensitivity and stereotypical thinking of foods’ capacity to promote weight gain Oakes, Michael E.
2005
8 p. 675-681
7 p.
artikel
107 Using a consumer-driven rapid product navigation process to develop an optimal product Lewis, J.N.
2010
8 p. 1052-1058
7 p.
artikel
108 Validation of a degree of difference (DOD) cut-off point using cross-cultural insight for quality purposes Michon, C.
2008
8 p. 727-733
7 p.
artikel
109 Volume Contents and Author Index 2005
8 p. III-XII
nvt p.
artikel
110 What determines consumer attention to nutrition labels? Bialkova, Svetlana
2010
8 p. 1042-1051
10 p.
artikel
111 What is the validity of the sorting task for describing beers? A study using trained and untrained assessors Lelièvre, Maud
2008
8 p. 697-703
7 p.
artikel
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