Gastrodiplomacy: Assessing the role of food in decision-making
This review addresses a number of questions around the relation between food and decision-making/social behaviour, including the following: Can food be used as a tool of political persuasion? What role, if any, does the food we eat have over the decisions we reach? Do we bond with those with whom we...
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BioMed Central
2016
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| author | Spence, C |
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| description | This review addresses a number of questions around the relation between food and decision-making/social behaviour, including the following: Can food be used as a tool of political persuasion? What role, if any, does the food we eat have over the decisions we reach? Do we bond with those with whom we happen to share a meal? And is it ever ethical to accept a free lunch? Can the provision of food be used to enhance creativity/productivity? Ultimately, the case is made that what we eat plays a far more important role in cognition, decision-making, and impression formation than most people realize. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:e1be06a7-2f67-4e6f-b652-4d549a3d2f6c2022-03-27T09:56:27ZGastrodiplomacy: Assessing the role of food in decision-makingJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:e1be06a7-2f67-4e6f-b652-4d549a3d2f6cSymplectic Elements at OxfordBioMed Central2016Spence, CThis review addresses a number of questions around the relation between food and decision-making/social behaviour, including the following: Can food be used as a tool of political persuasion? What role, if any, does the food we eat have over the decisions we reach? Do we bond with those with whom we happen to share a meal? And is it ever ethical to accept a free lunch? Can the provision of food be used to enhance creativity/productivity? Ultimately, the case is made that what we eat plays a far more important role in cognition, decision-making, and impression formation than most people realize. |
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| title | Gastrodiplomacy: Assessing the role of food in decision-making |
| title_full | Gastrodiplomacy: Assessing the role of food in decision-making |
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| title_short | Gastrodiplomacy: Assessing the role of food in decision-making |
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