0 penilaian0% menganggap dokumen ini bermanfaat (0 suara)
13 tayangan1 halaman
A study examined 315 subjects, consisting of 161 males and 154 females. The study found that 88% of subjects found lighter colored packaging like white to be healthier than darker packaging. 66% associated green, white and blue with healthier options and darker colors like black, yellow and pink with less healthy options. 82% of females associated taste closely with color and would choose products with more detailed packaging if unfamiliar with the taste.
A study examined 315 subjects, consisting of 161 males and 154 females. The study found that 88% of subjects found lighter colored packaging like white to be healthier than darker packaging. 66% associated green, white and blue with healthier options and darker colors like black, yellow and pink with less healthy options. 82% of females associated taste closely with color and would choose products with more detailed packaging if unfamiliar with the taste.
A study examined 315 subjects, consisting of 161 males and 154 females. The study found that 88% of subjects found lighter colored packaging like white to be healthier than darker packaging. 66% associated green, white and blue with healthier options and darker colors like black, yellow and pink with less healthy options. 82% of females associated taste closely with color and would choose products with more detailed packaging if unfamiliar with the taste.
21 Groups, 15 in each group, a total of 161 males, and 154
females. A male to female ratio equaling 23:22, and a total population of 315.
1. 88% when asked about which item looks healthier most
subjects choose a product with a lighter accented background such as white which correlated with Kashi Waffles. 2. 66% of subjects associated colors such as green, white, and blue with health related items. And darker colors such as black, yellow, and pink with items that were less healthy than their counterpart product. 3. 82% of female subjects associated taste with color so closely that when they were unfamiliar with a products actual taste they chose the product that had more detail to its packaging or to its overall presentation. 4. When choosing products that were related to a spice flavor or having a spicy taste than its counterpart, 72% of subjects selected products that had more red, orange, or black to the design than products that had lighter colors. 5. About 55% of male subjects choose opinionated answer choices that had nothing to do with product packaging. 6. When asked questions about the flavor of products that are proven have the same ingredient and taste, 63% of subjects choose products that had a design that blatantly stuck out. Such as a bolder words, or pictures to the packaging. 7. 18% of females choose opinionated answer choices that had nothing to do with product packaging.