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October 1, 2025

Gender and Household Headship Effects on Food Choice Motivation and Consumption Patterns of Alternative Staples in Claveria, Misamis Oriental

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Mixed-methods analysis highlights food choice motivations in alternative staples, indicating socio-cultural influences on gender roles.

Food choice motivations among households are influenced by gender roles, but consumption patterns show minimal differences based on household head gender.
Statistical analyses reveal that emotional motivations differ slightly in non-GIDA areas, illustrating gender-based variations.
A mixed-methods approach involving 200 respondents from various barangays provided comprehensive insights into demographic profiles and consumption behaviors.
Broader socioeconomic factors significantly shape consumption behaviors, suggesting the need for gender-inclusive policies and community education.

Montejo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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