US FDA/CFSAN - Policy Makers' Paradigms and Evidence from Consumer Interpretations of Dietary Supplement Labels - Slide 24 - Impact of Demographic Filters

US FDA/CFSAN - Policy Makers' Paradigms and Evidence from Consumer Interpretations of Dietary Supplement Labels November 17, 2005

US FDA/CFSAN

Policy Makers' Paradigms and Evidence from Consumer Interpretations of Dietary Supplement Labels

November 17, 2005

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Impact of Demographic Filters

H10: Gender, age and education serve as a filter through which information is processed.

Only education is significantly related to consumer beliefs:

higher education lower disease belief scores
lower scientific certainty scores
lower belief in FDA evaluation

Partial support for H10

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