2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.dcn.2020.100830
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New insights into the ontogeny of human vegetable consumption: From developmental brain and cognitive changes to behavior

Abstract: Highlights There is research gap regarding how mental growth and brain maturation may impact on vegetable consumption. We have identified particular brain maturation and mental growth patterns that may affect child vegetable consumption. Both of these developmental patterns partially match with the Piagetian theory of development. We have identified a series of potential modulating factors. The 3–4 and 4−5 age ranges m… Show more

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“…Subjective confidence in the quality of online information is the main reason affecting an individual's purchasing behavior (Jing Li et al, 2017). However, to realize it, consumptive behavior requires the change of cognitive development into behavioral dimension Paloma Rohlfs Domínguez, 2020). Bagus Haryono (1986) summarizes that people influenced by hedonism evidently tends to spend their money for purchasing products they want (rather than they need in urgency), in unplanned manner, for the sake of fulfilling short-term pleasure (pursuing pragmatic interest), for the sake of prestige rather than function, and be addicted with branded products, thereby becoming over share as they want to be richer apparently.…”
Section: Consumptive Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subjective confidence in the quality of online information is the main reason affecting an individual's purchasing behavior (Jing Li et al, 2017). However, to realize it, consumptive behavior requires the change of cognitive development into behavioral dimension Paloma Rohlfs Domínguez, 2020). Bagus Haryono (1986) summarizes that people influenced by hedonism evidently tends to spend their money for purchasing products they want (rather than they need in urgency), in unplanned manner, for the sake of fulfilling short-term pleasure (pursuing pragmatic interest), for the sake of prestige rather than function, and be addicted with branded products, thereby becoming over share as they want to be richer apparently.…”
Section: Consumptive Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%