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omnivore's paradox: a standalone construct

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Food studies

the tension omnivores face between attraction to new foods for variety and wariness of them as possible dangers.

In food studies, omnivore's paradox refers to the tension omnivores face between attraction to new foods for variety and wariness of them as possible dangers. This meaning comes from Fischler (1980) in Social Science Information.[1]

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References

Fischler, C. (1980). Food habits, social change and the nature/culture dilemma. Social Science Information, 19(6), 937-953. https://doi.org/10.1177/053901848001900603

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