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Major determining factor of food choice is hunger.Food choice facors also varies according to physiological or nutritional needs. The other factors which influence food choice are mentioned below.
Biological factors like hunger and taste.
Physical determinants like education , skills, etc.
Social determinants like culture and family.
Economic factors like cost, availability of particular food and income.
Atitude belief and knowledge about foods.
Physilogical determinants like mood and stress.
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