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    New Zealand public acceptance of biotechnology

    Cook, Andrew J.; Fairweather, John R.; Satterfield, T.; Hunt, Lesley M.
    Abstract
    The overall aim of the research reported here was to determine and understand public perceptions of biotechnology in New Zealand. The research involves determining and understanding both perceptions of biotechnology generally as well as the perceptions of a number of specific key biotechnology applications. A questionnaire was designed which included items from risk perception research and items developed from focus group research. This research report is one of several produced by AERU focusing on public perceptions of biotechnology.
    Keywords
    biotechnology; public opinion
    Fields of Research
    1402 Applied Economics
    Date
    2004-10
    Type
    Monograph
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