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Author Index Adams, M. see Fianu, D. A. G. nutrition students’ attitudes towards obesity: ethnic and Ampofo, L. see Fianu, D. A. G. gender differences, 231 Anding, J. D., Kubena, K. S., McIntosh, W. A. & Wolinsky, Hellert, W. S. see Kersting, M. I. Dietary intake and the contribution of snacks among Hines, J. D. & Swinker, M. E. Assessment of the clothing adolescents during the summer months, 131 and textile component in fashion merchandising Armstrong, G. see Mcilveen, H. programmes, 215 Auld, G. see Bock, M. A. Hughes, K. Obituary: Ann Maree Rees, | Bock, M. A., Read, M., Bruhn, C., Auld, G., Gabel, K.., Kaiser, B. see Kersting, M. Lauritzen, G., Lee, Y., McNulty, J.. Medeiros, D., Kersting, M., Hellert, W. S., Kaiser, B., Manz, F. & Schéch, Newman, R., Nitzke, S., Ortiz, M., Schutz, H. & G. Food costs for the current and recommended diet of Sheehan, E. Gender and ethnic differences in factors German infants, children and adolescents, 65 that influence food intake, 25 Kincade, D. H., Giddings, V. L. & Chen-Yu, H. J. Impact Bruhn, C. see Bock, M. A. of product-specific variables on consumers’ post- Butijn, C.A.A., Van Wechem, E.M. & Terpstra, P.M.J. Is consumption behaviour for apparel products: USA, 81 user panel research the best way of assessing ease of Koch, K. see Domina, 7 use?, 97 Koch, K. see Macgillivray, M. Byrne, M. S., Turnbull Caton, S. & Pelton, W. Perceptions Kubena, K. S. see Anding, J. D. of fibre types: a cross-cultural study into the effects of textile education, 209 Lauritzen, G. see Bock, M. A. Lee, Y. see Bock, M. A. Chen-Yu, H. J. see Kincade, D. H. Lochhead, M. see Moore, C. M Chung, Y. S. Culture and consumption expenditure patterns: comparison between Korean and United States MacDonald, Susan see McGregor, S. L. T. households, 39 MacGillivray, M., Koch, K. & Domina, T. Fashion Clarke, I. see Shaw, D. S. opinion leadership among working and non-working Conforti, F. D. & Smith, P. M. Effects of selected women, 199 emulsifiers, enzymes and a carbohydrate-based fat Mann, V. & Thorpe, R. Characteristics of Asian and white substitute on physical and sensory characteristics in a female business owners, 221 low-fat muffin, 91 Manz, F. see Kersting, M. Cortese, S. see Harris, M. B. McGregor, S. L. T. & MacDonald, S. Critical thinking in consumer studies: part 2 of a content analysis of Domina, T. & Koch, K. Environmental profiles of female Canadian university consumer studies courses, 3 apparel shoppers in the Midwest, USA, 147 McGregor, S. L. T. Towards adopting a global perspective Domina, T. see Macgillivray, M. in the field of consumer studies, 111 Mcliveen, H. & Armstrong, G. Opportunities for Fianu, D. A. G. & Adams, M. The effect of sunlight on the integrating sensory evaluation into consumer studies, colour of Ghanaian cotton printed fabrics, 15 241 Fianu, D. A. G., Ampofo L. & Owusu, M. The relationship McIntosh, W. A. see Anding, J. D. between credit system of buying and background McLean, M. see Moore, C. M. characteristics of teachers in Accra, Ghana, 103 McNulty, J. see Bock, M. A. Medeiros, D. see Bock, M. A. Gabel, K. see Bock, M. A. Miller, J. In pursuit of quality the volume control for fabric Giddings, V. L. see Kincade, D. H. goods is getting out of hand, 191 Moore, C. M. & Lochhead, M. The management of retail Harris, M. B., Sandoval, W. M. & Cortese, S. Introductory design: demystifying the activity, 121 Author Index Moore, C. M. & McLean, M. We will not make a drama out Schutz, H. see Bock, M. A. of a health care crisis: an examination of UK retailers’ Shaw, D. S. & Clarke, I. Culture, consumption and choice: HIV/AIDS policies, 73 towards a conceptual relationship, 163 Sheehan, E. see Bock, Margaret Ann Ness, A. J. see Williams, F. L. Slater, K. see Terry, Barb Newman, R. see Bock, M. A. Smith, P. M. see Conforti, F. D. Nitzke, S. see Bock, M. A. Swinker, M. E. see Hines, J. D. Opare-Obisaw, C. Students’ patronage and views on the Terpstra, P. M. J. see Butijn, C. A. A. operations and services of food vendors, 139 Terry, B. & Slater, K. Comparative analysis of synthetic Ortiz, M. see Bock, M. A. fibres for marine rope, 19 Owusu, M. see Fianu, D. A. G. Thorpe, R. see Mann, V. Turnbull Caton, S. see Byrne, M. S. Pelton, W. see Byrne, M.S. Van Wechem, E. M. see Butijn, C. A. A. Read, M. see Bock, M. A. Williams, F. L. & Ness, A. J. Household activities of men Sandoval, W. M. see Harris, M. B. and women and their effect upon perceived sense of Schleuning, N. Family economics in Russia: women’s control and satisfaction with level of living, 169 perspectives on the transition to a market economy, 51 Wolinsky, I. see Anding, J. D. Schéch, G. see Kersting, M. 252 J Consumer Studies & Home Economics, 22, 4, December 1998, pp251-252 © 1998 Blackwell Science Ltd Subject Index Adolescents, dietary intake and the contribution of snacks Gender and ethnic differences, factors influencing food in summer, 131 intake, 25 Asian and white female business owners, 221 Gender differences in attitudes towards obesity, 231 Asian women, characteristics of business owners, 221 German recommended diet of infants, children and Assessing ease of use through user panel research, 97 adolescents, 65 Ghana, use of credit system of buying and background Carbohydrate-based fat substitute, effects on the physical characteristics of teachers, 103 and sensory characteristics of low-fat muffins, 91 Ghanaian cotton printed fabrics, effect of sunlight on Comparative analysis of synthetic fibres for marine rope, colour, 15 19 Global perspective in the field of consumer studies, 111 Consumer studies courses, Canadian, content analysis, 3 Content analysis of Canadian university consumer studies HIV/AIDS, UK retailers’ policies, 73 courses, 3 Household activities of men and women, 169 Credit buying, use by Ghanaian teachers, 103 Household expenditure patterns, comparison of Korea and Critical thinking in consumer studies, 3 US, 39 Cross-cultural study into the effects of textile education, 209 Impact of product-specific variables on post-consumption Culture and consumption expenditure patterns, 39 behaviour, 81 Culture, consumption and choice, 163 Introductory nutrition students’ attitudes towards obesity, 231 Diet, costs of recommended diets in Germany, 65 Dietary intake of adolescents, 131 Korean households, culture and consumption expenditure patterns, 39 Effect of household activities upon perceived sense of control and satisfaction with level of living, 169 Low-fat muffins, physical and sensory characteristics, 91 Effect of sunlight on fabric colour, 15 Emulsifiers, effects on the physical and sensory Management of retail design, 121 characteristics of low-fat muffins, 91 Environmental profiles of female apparel shoppers, 147 Obesity, ethnic and gender differences in attitudes Enzymes, effects on the physical and sensory towards, 231 characteristics of low-fat muffins, 91 Ethnic differences in attitudes towards obesity, 231 Perceptions of fibre types, effects of textile education 209 Physical and sensory characteristics of low-fat muffins, 91 Fabric goods and volume control, 191 Post-consumption behaviour for apparel products, USA, Factors influencing food intake, effect of gender and ethnic 81 differences, 25 Pursuit of quality, 191 Family economics in Russia, 51 Fashion merchandising programmes, clothing and textile Russia, women’s perspectives on the transition to a market component, 215 economy, 51 Fashion opinion leadership, 199 Female apparel shoppers in Midwest, USA, environmental Satisfaction with level of living, effect of household profiles, 147 activities, 169 Food costs in Germany, recommended diets, 65 Sense of control, effect of household activities, 169 Food intake, effect of gender and ethnic differences on Sensory evaluation, integration into consumer studies, 241 influencing factors, 25 Snacks, consumption by adolescents in summer, 131 Food vendors, students’ view and patronage, 139 Students’ views of food vendors, 139 © 1998 Blackwell Science Ltd J Consumer Studies & Home Economics, 22, 4, December 1998, pp253-254 253 Subject Index Sunlight, effect of colour on cotton printed fabrics, 15 Volume controi foi faSric goods, 191 Synthetic fibres, comparative analysis for marine rope, 19 White women, characteristics of business owners, 221 UK retailers’ HIV/AIDS policies, 73 Women, business owners, characteristics of, 221 United States households, culture and consumption Working and non-working women, fashion opinion expenditure patterns, 39 leadership, 199 User panel research, 97 254 J Consumer Studies & Home Economics, 22, 4, December 1998, pp253-254 © 1998 Blackwell Scien