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What should the questionnaire include?
 
What should the questionnaire include?
 
* How often and how much do you eat:
 
* How often and how much do you eat:
** Salmon (size and origin separated?)
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** Salmon (Baltic sea?)
** Herring (size and origin separated?)
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** Herring (size separated?)
** Other fish species?
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*** If not eating: What are the main three reasons for you not to eat Baltic sea fish? (Or Priorities the following based on your reasons of not eating Baltic sea fish):
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**** Don't like the taste
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**** Not easily available
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**** Difficult to cook
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**** Harmful chemicals in it
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**** I just prefer to eat some other fish
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**** Don't like any kind of fish
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**** Allergy
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* Do you limit your consumption of Baltic sea fish (or fish in general?) because of the harmful chemicals in it? Yes/No
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** If Yes: Do you think you would consume more Baltic sea fish (salmon and herring?) if amount of the harmful chemicals would be lower? Yes/No
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* Are you familiar with the current national recommendations of eating Baltic sea fish? Yes/no
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* Are you familiar with the cardiovascular benefits of eating fish? Yes/No
  
* Are you familiar with the current national recommendations of eating Baltic sea fish?
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Pro-Kala has done in Finland (2010) a questionnaire
* Do you limit your Baltic sea fish (or fish in general?) eating because of harmful chemicals in it?
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* Do you limit your Baltic sea fish (or fish in general?) eating because of national recommendations?
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* 724 participants
* Do you think you would eat more Baltic sea fish (salmon and herring?) if amount of harmful chemicals would be lower?
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* Questions on use frequencies, type of consumed fish foods, attitudes on herring, how fish eating is predicted to change in the future
* Are you familiar with the benefits of eating fish?
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** 70% of participants consume herring at least time to time
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** 24% predicts that use of herring might increase in the near future
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* Includes also question “I’ve stopped eating herring because of dioxins”
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* *Seems not influence on use of herring
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* Based on the questionnaire, population was divided into four groups of consumers: 23% spoiled youngsters (uusavuttomia), 14% critical hi-fi enthusiast, 37% passionate herring lovers and 26% concerned tradition treasurers

Revision as of 11:01, 29 October 2015

What should the questionnaire include?

  • How often and how much do you eat:
    • Salmon (Baltic sea?)
    • Herring (size separated?)
      • If not eating: What are the main three reasons for you not to eat Baltic sea fish? (Or Priorities the following based on your reasons of not eating Baltic sea fish):
        • Don't like the taste
        • Not easily available
        • Difficult to cook
        • Harmful chemicals in it
        • I just prefer to eat some other fish
        • Don't like any kind of fish
        • Allergy
  • Do you limit your consumption of Baltic sea fish (or fish in general?) because of the harmful chemicals in it? Yes/No
    • If Yes: Do you think you would consume more Baltic sea fish (salmon and herring?) if amount of the harmful chemicals would be lower? Yes/No
  • Are you familiar with the current national recommendations of eating Baltic sea fish? Yes/no
  • Are you familiar with the cardiovascular benefits of eating fish? Yes/No

Pro-Kala has done in Finland (2010) a questionnaire

  • 724 participants
  • Questions on use frequencies, type of consumed fish foods, attitudes on herring, how fish eating is predicted to change in the future
    • 70% of participants consume herring at least time to time
    • 24% predicts that use of herring might increase in the near future
  • Includes also question “I’ve stopped eating herring because of dioxins”
  • *Seems not influence on use of herring
  • Based on the questionnaire, population was divided into four groups of consumers: 23% spoiled youngsters (uusavuttomia), 14% critical hi-fi enthusiast, 37% passionate herring lovers and 26% concerned tradition treasurers