Szczesniak Alina Surmacka
General Foods Corporation, Technical Center, White Plains, N. Y., U. S. A.
J Texture Stud. 1971 May;2(2):196-206. doi: 10.1111/j.1745-4603.1971.tb00581.x.
A word association test given to one hundred and fifty respondents drawn from three geographic locations and representing a sample balanced with respect to socio-economic class, sex, and age confirmed the results of a previous test (Food Technol. 27, 74, 1963) conducted with one hundred General Foods employees. Frequency of free associations indicated that texture is a discernible characteristic of foods and that, in general, its awareness equals that of flavor. Women and people in higher economic brackets showed a higher degree of texture awareness.
对来自三个地理位置、代表社会经济阶层、性别和年龄均衡样本的150名受访者进行的词语联想测试,证实了之前对100名通用食品公司员工进行的测试(《食品技术》,第27卷,第74页,1963年)的结果。自由联想的频率表明,质地是食品的一个可辨别的特征,而且一般来说,人们对它的认知与对风味的认知相当。女性和经济水平较高的人群表现出更高程度的质地认知。