Halo effect
Evaluating more than one factor in a sample may produce a halo effect. The
panelist often forms a general impression of a product and if asked to
evaluate it for odor, texture, color, and taste at the same time, the results
may differ from those when each factor is rated individually. In effect, the
rating of one factor influences the rating of another. For example, in meat
evaluations, often panelists will rate a dry sample tougher than it would be
if tenderness alone were being assessed. When resources allow, eliminate
this effect by evaluating only one characteristic at a time.
ไม่เข้าใจตรงประโยค if tenderness alone were being assessed. When resources allow, ครับ
ท่านใดแปลได้รบกวนช่วยทีครับ(ผมพยายามแปลแล้ว แต่เอามารวมกับประโยคอื่นๆมันอ่านแล้วไม่เข้าใจ)
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Evaluating more than one factor in a sample may produce a halo effect. The
panelist often forms a general impression of a product and if asked to
evaluate it for odor, texture, color, and taste at the same time, the results
may differ from those when each factor is rated individually. In effect, the
rating of one factor influences the rating of another. For example, in meat
evaluations, often panelists will rate a dry sample tougher than it would be
if tenderness alone were being assessed. When resources allow, eliminate
this effect by evaluating only one characteristic at a time.
ไม่เข้าใจตรงประโยค if tenderness alone were being assessed. When resources allow, ครับ
ท่านใดแปลได้รบกวนช่วยทีครับ(ผมพยายามแปลแล้ว แต่เอามารวมกับประโยคอื่นๆมันอ่านแล้วไม่เข้าใจ)
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