Vol. 42 (2014) | Journal of Consumer Sciences

Published: 2014-03-24

Development of a food knowledge test for first-year students at a university of technology in the Western Cape, South Africa

R Hanekom, I Venter, LD Du Toit

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Production hygiene and training influences on rural small-scale organic farmer practices: South Africa

F Mdluli, J Thamaga-Chitja, S Schmidt, H Shimelis

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Female Muslim students’ dress practices in a South African campus context

M Albrecht, BM Jacobs, A Retief, K Adamski

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Coping strategies of households in the Timane community of Idutywa, Eastern Cape, South Africa

NE Dlamini, FT Tabit

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Pedagogical guidance for South African Consumer Studies education

A du Toit

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The meaning of food for obese men: a qualitative study

HH van der Spuy, HM de Klerk, HM Vogel, FAM Wenhold

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Female consumers’ familiarity with clothing brands and their trust in brand names as an indication of certain desirable properties of clothing

L Diedericks, AC Erasmus

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Body shape versus body form: a comparison of the body shapes of female Swazi consumers with those of body forms used in apparel manufacturing

HM de Klerk, LL Mabuza, K Adamski

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Development of a food knowledge test for first-year students at a university of technology in the Western Cape, South Africa

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Production hygiene and training influences on rural small-scale organic farmer practices: South Africa

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Female Muslim students’ dress practices in a South African campus context

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Coping strategies of households in the Timane community of Idutywa, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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Pedagogical guidance for South African Consumer Studies education

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The meaning of food for obese men: a qualitative study

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Female consumers’ familiarity with clothing brands and their trust in brand names as an indication of certain desirable properties of clothing

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Body shape versus body form: a comparison of the body shapes of female Swazi consumers with those of body forms used in apparel manufacturing

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Referees 2014

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