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Sweet Skepticism: Health Consciousness and Consumer Resistance to Health-Oriented Gummy Products
Health consciousness is usually modeled as a driver of demand for healthier food. This study asks what happens to that relationship when the product itself is indulgent. Survey data were collected from students at a public university in the United States, and a first-stage moderated mediation model
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