We manipulated the availability of nutritional information within a fully interactive photorealistic virtual grocery store (Figure 1) to understand better how situational factors, health-related attitudes, and consumer knowledge influence the access and use of such information. We find out that labels have minimal influence on actual food selection because consumers are not accustomed to orienting attention to nutrition information while shopping.
A nutrition education test in a virtual store environment, 2007.
A nutrition education test in a virtual store environment
Massara, Francesco
2007-01-01
Abstract
We manipulated the availability of nutritional information within a fully interactive photorealistic virtual grocery store (Figure 1) to understand better how situational factors, health-related attitudes, and consumer knowledge influence the access and use of such information. We find out that labels have minimal influence on actual food selection because consumers are not accustomed to orienting attention to nutrition information while shopping.File in questo prodotto:
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