Vol. 54 (2026) | Journal of Consumer Sciences

M Sethu Raman, M Anjugam, MV Srinidhi, S Varadha Raj, A Janaki Rani, R Kalpana, M Malarkodi, G Harshavardhini , D Dinesh, M Hariharan, N Nita Devi, S Gopi Shankar, Narasimhulu Krishna Akhil

193-212

DOI:

10.4314/jfecs.v54i1.326191

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Bridging the digital divide: Infrastructure, professional development, for equitable technology integration in Consumer Studies

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Learner preferences and perceptions of breakfast meals offered in a South African School feeding programme

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Exploring the learning challenges and opportunities experienced by Hospitality Accounting students in an Authentic Assessment strategy

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Generation Y male consumers’ footwear purchasing decision-making styles in the South African retail environment

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Overwhelmed and regretful: How choice overload and decision fatigue shape post-purchase emotions

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South African consumers’ perceptions of front-of-pack warning labels: An online survey in Nelson Mandela Bay

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Food literacy as legacy: Millennial food and lifestyle practices and the future of Generation Alpha

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A connectivist-informed framework for the adoption of e-learning in the practical component of Consumer Studies in rural school environments

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Perspectives of culinary practitioners on Food Sensory Evaluation Science and its integration into culinary education

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Soya consumption patterns and determinants in low-income South African communities: Evidence from a cross-sectional survey

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Facilitating meaningful entrepreneurial learning in South African Consumer Studies

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Indicators of household food security and child nutritional status among low-income households in Nelson Mandela Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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Empowering learners for entrepreneurship following high school: Potential in Lesotho’s Home Economics and South Africa’s Consumer Studies

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Assessing consumer valuation of geographical indication labels through awareness, preferences, and willingness to pay

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