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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 As good as fresh nutritionally but not perceived that way: Implicit and explicit biases towards canned and frozen fruits and vegetables Dudley, L.M.

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2 Bagging and boosting machine learning algorithms for modelling sensory perception from simple chemical variables: Wine mouthfeel as a case study Sáenz-Navajas, María-Pilar

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3 Brazilian consumers' interpretation and use of high-in labels: An exploratory study at the point of purchase in two cities Sant'Anna, Laudiane Justo

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4 Characteristics and food consumption for current, previous, and potential consumers of GLP-1 s Dilley, Andrew

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5 Children's food neophobia across different socioeconomic backgrounds in Chile: Exploring acceptance and willingness to try unfamiliar vegetables Estay, Karinna

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6 Clustering method and stimulus presentation order shift sweet liking phenotype distributions Tucker, Robin M.

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7 Consumers' perceptions of plant-based alternatives relative to the foods they directly imitate Kershaw, Jonathan

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8 Corrigendum to “Questionnaire-assessed atypical sensory sensitivity is prospectively related to higher ARFID psychopathology, higher food neophobia, and lower satisfaction with food-related life in an online sample of Chinese older adults” [Food Quality and Preference 122 (2025) 105303] Xiao, Yueyang

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9 Decoding the Taste Puzzle: Toward a better understanding of taste profiling Parvin, Parvaneh

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10 Defining core science of ‘sensory and consumer science’: Understanding human sensory perception, foods/materials interaction, and their influence on consumer behavior, health, and well-being Lee, Hye-Seong

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11 Dietary dilemmas: Navigating trade-offs in food choice for sustainability, health, naturalness, and price Fantechi, Tommaso

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12 Disgusting, sustainable, odd: A study on consumers' social representation of insect-based food and its association with TPB variables Miglietta, Anna

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13 Do consumers prefer nearby ugly food? Examining the role of spatial-social distance in suboptimal produce preference Tang, Decong

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14 Does larger mean riskier? Investigating risk perception and product size preference in insect-based food Wang, Zining

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15 Do not take away my pleasure: Investigating the conflict between hedonic foods and entomophagy among Chinese consumers Wang, Zining

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16 Editorial Board
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17 European consumers' involvement with date labels and implications for household food waste Cliceri, D.

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18 Explaining the adoption of sustainable diets and healthy diets among German consumers via an extended comprehensive action determination model Moirano, Daniela

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19 Exploring consumer acceptance of grass-derived proteins in the UK: A structural equation modelling approach Mumbi, Anne Wambui

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20 Exploring preferences and emotional responses of a dairy-based hybrid product: insights from consumer-centric development using different health-oriented clusters Brito, Igor Souza de

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21 Fact-based environmental messaging did not influence Australians' attitudes and intentions towards cultivated seafood Cook, Sarah J.

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22 FinnFoodPics: A database of Finnish snack foods for investigating modern eating behaviors Kanyamibwa, Arsene

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23 “Grilling the myths”: Uncomfortable truths and promising paths in consumer research on plant-based alternatives Giacalone, Davide

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24 Group sequential and adaptive group sequential tests in sensory and consumer studies Meyners, Michael

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25 How self-esteem elevates the subjective value of local food Meng, Matthew D.

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26 Impact of carbon footprint of food production on consumer perceptions and attitudes: Insights from text highlighting Amorim, Katiúcia Alves

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27 Investigating the effect of animal visualisations on meat choice: An experimental lab study with a fake food buffet Weingarten, Nina

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28 Is it the name, or is it the impact? A sensory and consumer science changing with the times. Varela, Paula

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29 Is this spicy? Investigation of factors that influence spicy food choices by US older adults Żukowska, Patrycja Urszula

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30 Meatless but not mindless: Cognitive style, meat exclusion and the role of underlying motives Bègue, Laurent

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31 Persuasion strategies of convenience food labels: Integrating typeface design and brand certification through the Lens of a dual processing model Xu, Zibo

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32 Reply to three commentaries on the definition of sensory and consumer science by Jaeger et al. (2024) Jaeger, S.R.

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33 Sensory perception and preferences of oat-based vanilla-flavoured frozen desserts among children (aged 8–16) and adults Vaikma, Helen

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34 Socio-economic status modulates the link between vagal tone and chocolate consumption Weick, Mario

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35 The meat paradox and health-related aspects: A cluster analysis among red meat consumers Testa, Riccardo

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36 To sensory perception science: A shorter and broader definition of sensory and consumer science Beckley, J.

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37 Turning waste into wealth: Vietnamese consumer willingness-to-pay for upcycled biscuits Nguyen, Quoc Cuong

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