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Effect of information on public perception of organic foods: a case study

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By Taniya Jayani Koswatta, Gary Wingenbach, Holli R Leggette
| Emerald Publishing
Abstract Purpose When scientific information is unclear about the health benefits of foods, people choose to react in different ways. Using a posttest-only control group design, the authors tested how balanced and nonfactual information available on YouTube influences public perception of organic foods. Design/methodology/approach The authors randomly assigned participants (N = 640) from a southern US land grant university to watch one video: balanced news, nonfactual news, or control.
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Factors affecting public perception of scientific information about organic foods

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By Holli R Leggette, Taniya Jayani Koswatta, Gary Wingenbach, Theresa Pesl Murphrey
| Emerald Publishing
Abstract Purpose Public perception of health benefits derived from organic foods is often misaligned with scientific evidence. This study aims to examine the factors affecting public perception of scientific information about organic foods. Design/methodology/approach The authors conducted multinominal and multiple linear regression analyses to examine associations between public perception of scientific information about organic foods and 19 factors using data from a descriptive survey (N = 763).
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