JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE AND PUBLIC HEALTH,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 265 - 272
Published: July 28, 2022
El
sorting
task
es
un
procedimiento
simple
para
recopilar
datos
de
similitud
en
el
que
cada
evaluador
agrupa
los
estímulos
función
sus
similitudes
percibidas,
este
caso
se
evaluó
las
características
sensoriales
del
yogur
fresa,
cuál
muy
importante
consumirlo
ya
reduce
la
población
bacterias
perjudiciales
intestino
provocando
reequilibrio
ecosistema
bacteriano
intestinal
individuo.
objetivo
esta
investigación
fue
determinar
a
través
aplicación
método
Sorting
Task,
y
diferencias
existen
entre
marcas
yogurt
fresa
más
consumidas
provincia
Trujillo
cómo
estas
influyen
preferencia
consumidores.
Los
resultados
obtenidos
mediante
encuestas
le
hicieron
cierto
grupo
personas
puntuar
atributos
(Textura,
aroma,
sabor,
apariencia),
dimensión
Dimensión
1
con
19.3
%
explica
mejor
todo
conjunto
datos.
Con
mapas
preferencias
pudo
como
sabor
dulce,
ácido
fruta
tienen
una
mayor
influencia
vectores
son
cercanos
línea
circunferencia,
por
contrario,
espesor
menos
influyentes.
Current Food Science and Technology Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1), P. 77 - 90
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
of
Review
Sensory
evaluation
holds
vital
significance
in
the
food
sector.
Typically,
humans
conduct
sensory
analysis.
Humans,
being
ultimate
consumers,
assess
traits
effectively.
However,
human
judgment
is
influenced
by
various
factors.
Hence,
countering
subjectivity
crucial
for
objective
while
retaining
hedonic
insights.
Recent
Findings
Food’s
assessment
primarily
employs
humans.
Various
techniques
differentiate,
depict,
or
rank
food.
Modern
tools,
aiming
to
enhance
objectivity
and
reliability,
are
emerging
supplement
supplant
assessment.
This
advance
can
bolster
quality,
consistency,
safety
mimicking
senses
such
as
smell,
taste,
vision,
mitigating
risks
tied
assessors.
Summary
paper
provides
a
review
about
analysis
using
technological
methodologies.
A
different
tools
analyze
characteristics
food,
well
discussion
how
those
relate
humans’
perception
presented.
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 335 - 335
Published: Jan. 30, 2023
This
paper
examines
the
use
of
augmented
reality
technology
in
design
packaging
for
takeaway
food
to
assist
marketing.
The
research
is
divided
into
three
studies
progressive
investigation
and
analysis.
Study
1
collected
375,859
negative
evaluations
delivery
from
Internet
explored
main
reasons
that
may
have
impacted
user’s
evaluation
by
Latent
Dirichlet
Allocation
topic
modeling.
2
evaluated
effectiveness
surveying
165
subjects
comparing
it
with
traditional
packaging.
We
conducted
a
survey
1603
3
used
incentive
model
(TIM)
analyze
how
positively
impacts
It
has
been
established
will
influence
perception
consumers
about
buying
eating
takeout
food.
Specifically,
can
improve
providing
more
conducive
user
experience
than
According
our
findings,
improved
consumers’
interaction,
perceived
vividness,
novelty
experience,
achieved
aim
promoting
retail
improving
posted
users.
Agricultural Economics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 16, 2025
ABSTRACT
Technological
advancements,
such
as
online
grocery
shopping,
have
significantly
transformed
consumer
retail
environments
and
experiences.
Effectively
studying
behavior
in
these
new
requires
the
use
of
novel
methodological
approaches,
which
will
also
aid
developing
interventions
to
encourage
sustainable
consumption.
This
paper
begins
by
providing
an
overview
current
literature
on
approaches
analyzing
behavior,
then
provides
empirical
application
examining
decision‐making
pathways
within
shopping
platform.
Specifically,
focuses
exploring
consumers'
digital
footprints,
page
visits,
product
additions
removals,
interactions
with
information
labels
identify
patterns
interests
responses
healthy
Findings
highlight
potential
benefits
integrating
search
tracking
data
environmental
design
facilitate
informed
conscious
food
choices.
International Journal of Gastronomy and Food Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32, P. 100695 - 100695
Published: March 2, 2023
Our
experience
of
food
and
drink
depends
on
more
than
merely
the
ingredients
that
have
been
combined
in
a
dish
or
way
which
it
has
prepared.
There
is
growing
interest
question
whether
digital
technologies/solutions
can
be
used
to
enhance
consumers'
multisensory
tasting
experiences.
Projection
mapping
sonic
seasoning
incorporated
onto
menu
number
world-leading
restaurants
for
several
years
now.
However,
there
has,
as
yet,
relatively
little
uptake
such
technologies
home
environment.
And
while
wide
(and
growing)
range
beverage
brands
come
out
with
sensory
apps
playlists
recent
years,
they
do
not
tend
present
marketplace
very
long.
In
fact,
would
appear
majority
augmented
virtual
reality
solutions
relevance
world
consumer/food
science
research
necessarily
enhancing
those
Looking
future,
widespread
societal
digitally-enhanced
experiences
will
likely
only
occur
when
provide
an
obvious,
demonstrable,
benefit
intended
users.
Current Opinion in Food Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57, P. 101176 - 101176
Published: May 14, 2024
The
field
of
consumer
and
sensory
research
increasingly
recognises
the
importance
ecological
validity
in
data,
emphasising
context
which
food
beverages
are
evaluated.
While
initially
focused
on
understanding
acceptance,
application
these
insights
has
broadened
across
research.
Simply
including
a
digital
may
not
be
automatically
effective
as
it
requires
consideration
participant
experience,
its
applications,
circumstances
under
can
enhance
validity.
This
paper
discusses
key
methodological
developments
for
recreating
contexts
traditional
studies
like
choices
highlighting
improvements
future
evaluation
studies.
It
also
explores
recent
advancements
XR
(extended
reality)
applications
beyond
evaluations
discussions
behavioural
science,
education,
healthcare.
Foods,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(9), P. 1233 - 1233
Published: April 25, 2022
High
pressure
processing
(HPP)
can
be
applied
as
an
alternative
thermal
treatment
of
milk
to
maintain
its
natural
and
original
sensory
quality.
Milk
was
processed
at
600
MPa
for
10
min
or
given
125
°C
4
s.
Sensory
evaluation
treated
samples
conducted
using
the
triangle
acceptance
preference
tests.
The
test
used
a
discriminative
check
whether
there
noticeable
difference
between
both
samples.
determined
attributes
including
colour,
milkiness,
creaminess,
mouthfeel,
aftertaste
based
on
5-point
just-about-right
(JAR)
scale.
In
test,
89.5%
panellists
were
able
identify
odd
sample
differentiate
high
from
heat
treatment.
For
61%
gave
higher
overall
over
heat-treated
milk.
JAR
showed
no
significant
differences
(p
>
0.05)
in
all
evaluated
which
included
aftertaste,
with
exception
colour.
Overall,
scored
better
terms
organoleptic
properties
penalty
value
most
lower
than
milk,
except
creaminess.
Therefore,
improve
future
development
needs
focus
increasing
creaminess
Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22(6), P. 4925 - 4956
Published: Oct. 13, 2023
Abstract
The
perceptual
behavior
of
consumers
on
a
product
displayed
in
the
market
has
vital
role
analyzing
importance
given
to
that
product.
Therefore,
various
strategies
have
been
developed
understand
this
consumer
selection
products.
Immersive
technologies
like
virtual,
augmented,
and
mixed
reality
are
among
them.
With
foremost
feature
immersion
virtual
world
interaction
users
with
objects,
reality,
augmented
unlocked
their
potential
research
user‐friendly
tool
for
behavior.
In
addition
these
technologies,
also
significant
investigating
Studies
immersive
food
applications
vast,
hence
review
focuses
consumers.
behavioral
studies
elicited
develop
new
products
based
needs,
shopping
supermarkets
real‐time
usage,
know
influence
emotions
findings
suggest
induce
studies.
Information
technological
advancements
tools
used
bringing
discussed
its
futuristic
food.
Though
technology
gives
realistic
environment
experience,
application
systems
is
budding
stage.
More
human
response
would
contribute
innovative
inevitable
future.
International Journal of Food Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
59(11), P. 8540 - 8550
Published: July 16, 2024
Summary
The
study
explored
context‐driven
food
odour
perception
with
links
to
chemical
profiling
of
flavour
compounds.
Participants
rated
the
intensity
three
odours
(vanilla,
almond,
lemon)
in
a
Neutral
context
and
VR
simulation
International
Space
Station.
involved
54
adults
aged
18–39
years
no
history
motion
sickness
and/or
vertigo.
demonstrated
significantly
higher
ratings
for
vanilla
(
P
=
0.009)
almond
<
0.001)
odours,
compared
context.
Clustering
based
on
perceived
identified
that
those
less
sensitive
stronger
0.011).
Gas
chromatography–mass
spectrometry
analysis
linked
these
findings
benzaldehyde,
common
compound
both
odours.
Therefore,
space
may
impact
perception,
subject
their
volatile
composition
individual
sensitivity.
This
underscores
VR's
potential
as
ground‐based
analogue
future
sensory
research,
translating
across
similar
settings
beyond