Lecture 1 Flashcards

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definition technology

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application of knowledge, techniques, and tools and control physical environments and material resources to satisfy wants & needs (cutlery, sticks)

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2 perspectives of technology

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  1. technological determinism (tech –> society)
  2. social constructivism of technology (society –> tech)
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overt vs covert behavior

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overt = easily and directly observable
2. covert = can’t be directly observed, focuses on psychological processes

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types of heuristics discussed in the article

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  1. affect heuristic (affective meaning that people associate with an object; disgust, fear (if people have mor e knowledge they have this less))
  2. trust heuristic (people rely on trust to evaluate food, seen it before (biologisch, Nutri score)
  3. natural-is-better heuristic (positive & important
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Findings article “consumer acceptance of novel food technology”

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Consumers are hesitant to accept novel food technologies, because:
- food neophobia
- disgust sensitivity
- cultural values
- heuristics making poor choices
- limited knowledge

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findings article “No protein transition without societal acceptance: Two reasons why the protein transition has notaccelerated yet”

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2 types of extending societal acceptance
1. practice-based
- common food practices
- they don’t perform in isolation, need dependencies between agents
2. ideology-based
- public resitance
- fear of potential backlash

solutions: make protein meat the most attractive option & let people think that have a free choice

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