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Consumers' Responses to Restaurant Inspection Reports: The Effects of Information Source and Message Style
2013
Journal of Foodservice Business Research
Restaurant inspection reports are an important source of information for the public to evaluate food safety practices at restaurants. This study examined the effect of information source and message style on consumer responses to restaurant inspection reports. The study employed a three (Information source: local health department, newspaper or consumer blog) x three (Message style: numeric, letter grade or narrative) full-factorial experimental design. Results showed that message style
doi:10.1080/15378020.2013.810536
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