Political ideology and health risk perceptions of food

Volume: 236, Pages: 112405 - 112405
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
Although food companies increasingly refer to moral values, such as patriotism and social justice, in their marketing efforts, little is known about how appealing to consumers' political leanings may affect food perceptions.Contributing to research on both consumer psychology and health risk communication, the current research addresses this issue and demonstrates how the use of incongruent political appeals decreases the effectiveness of food...
Paper Details
Title
Political ideology and health risk perceptions of food
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Volume
236
Pages
112405 - 112405
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