Methods used to conduct the survey on consumer attitudes to food, nutrition and health on nationally representative samples of adults from each member state of the European Union

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The used to conduct the pan-EU survey method on consumer attitudes to food, nutrition and health were evaluated based on questionnaire design and development, sample selection, questionnaire administration, and analysis of the response. The integration of collected data will represent EU member states' database. The primary objective of the survey was to promote nationally-representative samples from each member state, so non-probability methods of sample collection were needed.

Author: Kearney, M., Gibney, MJ., Kearney, JM.
Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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Perceived need to alter eating habits among representative samples of adults from all member states of the European Union

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The perceived need to alter eating habits among nationally-representative samples from each member state of the EU is examined. A total of 71% of respondents agreed with the statement 'I do not need to make changes to the food I eat, as it is already healthy enough,' and 49% agreed with the statement 'I usually do not think of the nutritional aspects of the food I eat.' More females than males disagreed with this statement in all countries except Portugal.

Author: Widhalm, K., Kearney, M., Gibney, MJ., Kearney, JM., Almeida, MDV. de, Martinez, JA., Friebe, D., Zunft, HJF.

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IEFS (Institute of European Food Studies) pan-EU survey of consumer attitudes to food, nutrition and health

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The Institute of European Food Studie's (IEFS) first pan-EU survey on consumer attitudes to food, nutrition and health gives a baseline data for the investigation of people's perceptions on 'healthy eating'. Such data will help to improve people's diets and serve as a guide to more productive health promotion. It will also give some guidelines and directions for future researchers.

Author: Kearney, M., Gibney, MJ., Kearney, JM
Analysis, Europe, Food and nutrition

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Subjects list: Health aspects, Surveys, European Union, Consumer behavior, Food habits, Nutrition surveys, Health attitudes
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