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Poor taste

differenceblog Jul 19, 2007 08:10

What factors affect the ability to taste, and do they differ between men and women? Several factors, such as age, dietary habits, and smoking history may be involved. Mojet et al (2001) did not find a significant difference in sensitivity to taste between men and women, but did find significant age and sex interaction. Older men needed far more ( Read more... )

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Food preferences: Boys vs. Girls

differenceblog Mar 30, 2007 08:51

Cooke and Wardle (2005) surveyed British schoolchildren on foods they had tried, and found that trying more foods did not significantly change the percentage disliked. In general, girls liked fruits and vegetables more than boys did, whereas boys liked meats, processed meats, and eggs more than girls did. Both groups liked fatty and sugary foods ( Read more... )

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A matter of taste

differenceblog Oct 18, 2006 08:46

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