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2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodqual.2005.06.007
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Consumers’ changing attitudes towards functional foods

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“…Functional foods knowledge questionnaire was translated from Sääksjärvi et al (2009) with Cronbach's alpha of 0.787. Consumers' attitudes was measured using the questionnaires translated from the consumers' attitude questionnaire to functional food by Urala and Lähteenmäki (2007) The variables studied in this study were scored according to the scale used. The frequency and number of species consumed are measured using the actual score earned.…”
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“…Functional foods knowledge questionnaire was translated from Sääksjärvi et al (2009) with Cronbach's alpha of 0.787. Consumers' attitudes was measured using the questionnaires translated from the consumers' attitude questionnaire to functional food by Urala and Lähteenmäki (2007) The variables studied in this study were scored according to the scale used. The frequency and number of species consumed are measured using the actual score earned.…”
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“…Soy contains protein and fat and is believed to prevent the onset of various diseases such as cardiovascular, cancer, osteoporosis, and relieve symptoms of menopause (Hasler, 1998) in Muchtadi (2012. Referring to Urala and Lähteenmäki (2007), functional food group that studied the frequency of consumption that is : (1) fruit and vegetable juices with added vitamins, (2) bread and whole-grain crackers with fiber, (3) oatmeal with β -glucan, (4) the snack bar with fiber, (5) yogurt with probiotics, (6) lowfat milk, (7) processed fish with omega-3, (8) processed products, processed tea products, and (10) isotonic drinks.…”
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“…Czynnikami wpływającymi na rozwój rynku żywności funkcjonalnej są: świado-mość konsumentów oraz ich postawy względem żywności i zdrowia, gotowość do nabywania oraz zachowania przejawiane na rynku [2,3,6,29]. Konsumenci wykazują zróżnicowaną skłonność do akceptowania żywności funkcjonalnej.…”
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“…This kind of measure has been the most commonly used to study functional food demand. Consumption intention has been defined in two different Huotilainen et al, 2006;Cox and Bastiaans, 2007;Lyly et al, 2007;Urala and Lähteenmäki, 2007). The latter approach is chosen for this study, using a 10-point scale to measure the probability of purchase where this product to be available in the usual place where wine purchases take place.…”
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