Food + Culture Chapter 1- AM
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Topics of this game:
- What is food?
- What is the definition of food habits?
- What is the omnivore's paradox?
- True or False? Eating is not a daily reaffirmation of cultural identity.
- What is the definition of culture?
- What is assimilation?
- What is ethnicity defined as?
- What is acculturation?
- What does bicultural mean?
- What does ethnocentric mean?
- What are flavor principles?
- Factors that cause forced acculturation
- What are core foods?
- Which factor is not included in the consumer food choice model?
- True or False? Every culture eats three meals a day.
- What is the American Paradox?
- True or False? The tossed salad is the most ideal of all three cultural-blend metaphors.
- Food is NOT used as a symbol of
- True or False: Everyone has the same definition of what is edible versus inedible.
- True or False: Fresh food is available to every culture.
- True or False: Most people choose food based on taste more than any other factor.
- True or False: Patients may never return to a dietitian if their culture is disrespected
- True or False: Nutritional composition of food is valued over symbolic use.
- Why are some food items called comfort foods?
- True or False: Flavor Principles typify the foods of ethnic groups worldwide.
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