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Tea time as a practice: Adoption, Adaptation and Negotiations in Everyday Life
Consumption behaviour studies have largely focused on rational decision-making to guide and explain why people eat the way they do; however, scholars have also highlighted the automaticity of our everyday activities and the extent to which they operate in a habituated, taken-for-granted mode to redu
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