The Effect of Healthy Food Knowledge on Perceived Healthy Foods' Value, Degree of Satisfaction, and Behavioral Intention: The Moderating Effect of Gender
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ABSTRACT: This study seeks to determine how knowledge about healthy food impacts its perceived value, satisfaction, and behavioral intention among college students to access healthy foods, and to investigate the moderating effect of gender on the formulated relationships. The results show that knowledge about healthy food positively influences perceived value and behavioral intentions, and perceived value is a significant predictor of satisfaction and behavioral intentions toward healthy foods. In addition, knowledge about healthy food does not significantly influence on satisfaction in this study. The results regarding the moderating effects of gender show that gender only moderates the relationship between satisfaction and behavioral intentions toward healthy foods. These results offer useful information for foodservice companies and educational institutions; more specifically, for gaining a better understanding of college students' behaviors and perceptions toward healthy foods and developing marketing strategies accordingly.
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