2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0950-3293(01)00011-8
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Internal and external mapping of preferences for commercial lager beers: comparison of hedonic ratings by consumers blind versus with knowledge of brand and price

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“…Hence, the known sample tend to be accepted (even if not completely accepted when being tasted) when its non-sensory characteristics are known, i.e., when such characteristics are provided (ARRUDA et al, 2006). Guinard, Uotani and Schlich (2001) applied the techniques internal and external preference mapping to compare consumers' hedonic responses in blind and information tests of commercial lager beers. It was provided to the consumers information about brand and price in the informed sensory test.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hence, the known sample tend to be accepted (even if not completely accepted when being tasted) when its non-sensory characteristics are known, i.e., when such characteristics are provided (ARRUDA et al, 2006). Guinard, Uotani and Schlich (2001) applied the techniques internal and external preference mapping to compare consumers' hedonic responses in blind and information tests of commercial lager beers. It was provided to the consumers information about brand and price in the informed sensory test.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The assumption of this important relationship between non-sensory characteristics and consumption behavior has been studied by several researchers. Origin and technology involved in food production, convenience, brand name, price, ethnic and cultural values, age, monthly income and gender are some of the factors which exert great influence on the choice, purchase and acceptance of food MONTELEONE, 2004;DI MONACO et al, 2004;ARRUDA et al, 2006;IACCARINO et al, 2006;LOCKSHIN et al, 2006;HEARTY et al, 2007;JAEGER;CARDELLO, 2007;JUST;HEIMAN;ZILBERMAN, 2007;OAKES;SULLIVAN;SLOTTERBACK, 2007;OLSEN et al, 2007;DELIZA, 2010;VARELA et al, 2010;CHUNG et al, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A marca do produto é, na maioria das vezes, decisiva para o processo de escolha e compra. A marca conhecida ou desconhecida exerce influência considerável sobre a expectativa do consumidor, razão pela qual este atributo tem sido pesquisado com tanta freqüência (DELLA LUCIA et al, 2006;DI MONACO et al, 2004;DRANSFIELD;ZAMORA;BAYLE, 1998;GUINARD;OUTANI;SCHLICH, 2001) como uma informação determinante para o cliente. Uma marca conhecida tende a expressar maior confiança ao consumidor.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…O estudo do comportamento do consumidor é tarefa multidisciplinar, envolvendo ciência e tecnologia de alimentos, nutrição, psicologia e marketing (GUINARD; UOTANI; SCHLICH, 2001). A percepção das características de produtos alimentares demonstrou ser afetada por muitos fatores individuais, que incluem atributos sensoriais que interagem com fatores fisiológicos, comportamentais e cognitivos dentro da experiência do consumidor, influenciando sua percepção.…”
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“…This important issue is substantiated by a number of works on sensory consumer science calling attention to segmentation, especially in studies performed with a large number of consumers assessing several different samples (WESTAD;HERSLETH;LEA, 2004;MEILGAARD;CIVILLE;CARR, 2001;GUINARD;UOTANI;SCHILCH, 2001;JANUSZEWSKA;VIAENE, 2001;ARDITI, 1997). In this line, multivariate statistical techniques should be used as a means of revealing underlying consumer preferences.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%