- Reveals changes in the field, particularly in the business view of sensory evaluation as a product information source
- Clarifies the relationships between product specialists/experts and sensory panels, between sensory and market research , and between study of perception and sensory evaluation of products
- Includes discussion of test requests and their "hidden agenda" product selection, and the relative merits of testing products from different (laboratory, pilot plant, production) sources
- Introduces two new methods of quantitative descriptive analysis and an investigation of the merits of product specific versus global panels
- Discusses affective testing and the advantages of various methods including testing with children, the interaction between sensory and market research, the use of employees versus non-employees, and the effect of the number of judgments on product decisions
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