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Prof. Dr. Stephan G.H. Meyerding
Prof. Dr. Stephan G.H. Meyerding
Professor für Betriebswirtschaftslehre, Fakultät Life Science, HAW Hamburg
Adresse e-mail validée de haw-hamburg.de
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What is local food? The case of consumer preferences for local food labeling of tomatoes in Germany
SGH Meyerding, N Trajer, M Lehberger
Journal of cleaner production 207, 30-43, 2019
1832019
Consumer preferences for organic labels in Germany using the example of apples–Combining choice-based conjoint analysis and eye-tracking measurements
SGH Meyerding, N Merz
Journal of cleaner production 181, 772-783, 2018
1312018
Can neuromarketing add value to the traditional marketing research? An exemplary experiment with functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)
SGH Meyerding, CM Mehlhose
Journal of Business Research 107, 172-185, 2020
1242020
Consumer preferences for food labels on tomatoes in Germany–A comparison of a quasi-experiment and two stated preference approaches
SGH Meyerding
Appetite 103, 105-112, 2016
982016
Buy good, feel good? The influence of the warm glow of giving on the evaluation of food items with ethical claims in the UK and Germany
S Iweala, A Spiller, S Meyerding
Journal of cleaner production 215, 315-328, 2019
952019
Consumer preferences for different designs of carbon footprint labelling on tomatoes in Germany—does design matter?
SGH Meyerding, AL Schaffmann, M Lehberger
Sustainability 11 (6), 1587, 2019
812019
Consumer preferences for beer attributes in Germany: A conjoint and latent class approach
SGH Meyerding, A Bauchrowitz, M Lehberger
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services 47, 229-240, 2019
712019
Beef quality labels: A combination of sensory acceptance test, stated willingness to pay, and choice-based conjoint analysis
SGH Meyerding, M Gentz, B Altmann, L Meier-Dinkel
Appetite 127, 324-333, 2018
622018
Job characteristics and job satisfaction: A test of Warr’s vitamin model in German horticulture.
SGH Meyerding
The Psychologist-Manager Journal 18 (2), 86, 2015
562015
Consumer preferences for superfood ingredients—The case of bread in Germany
SGH Meyerding, A Kürzdörfer, B Gassler
Sustainability 10 (12), 4667, 2018
512018
The value of environmental and health claims on new legume products: A non-hypothetical online auction
D Lemken, M Knigge, S Meyerding, A Spiller
Sustainability 9 (8), 1340, 2017
442017
Tomato attributes and consumer preferences–a consumer segmentation approach
K Jürkenbeck, A Spiller, SGH Meyerding
British Food Journal 122 (1), 328-344, 2020
392020
The yoga of sustainable diets: Exploring consumers mind and spirit
A Werner, A Spiller, SGH Meyerding
Journal of Cleaner Production 243, 118473, 2020
382020
Choosing a lifestyle? Reflection of consumer extrinsic product preferences and views on important wine characteristics in Germany
A Risius, BO Klann, SGH Meyerding
Wine Economics and Policy 8 (2), 141-154, 2019
322019
Modern pied pipers: Child social media influencers and junk food on YouTube–A study from Germany
SGH Meyerding, JD Marpert
Appetite 181, 106382, 2023
272023
Perception of product sustainability: The case of processed tomatoes–A qualitative study in Germany
C Groth, C Wegmann, SGH Meyerding
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services 71, 103214, 2023
182023
Job satisfaction and preferences regarding job charactereistics of vocationals and master craftsman scholars and horticulture students in Germany
SGH Meyerding
Review of Agricultural and Applied Economics (RAAE) 19 (1), 30-49, 2016
182016
Reading minds: Mobile functional near-infrared spectroscopy as a new neuroimaging method for economic and marketing research—A feasibility study.
SGH Meyerding, A Risius
Journal of neuroscience, psychology, and economics 11 (4), 197, 2018
162018
Combining eye-tracking and choice-based conjoint analysis in a bottom-up experiment.
SGH Meyerding
Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics 11 (1), 28, 2018
152018
Marketing potential for biocyclic-vegan products? A qualitative, explorative study with experts and consumers
K Jürkenbeck, L Schleicher, SGH Meyerding
German Journal of Agricultural Economics (GJAE) 68 (4), 289-298, 2019
142019
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