People LOVE buying organic. For some, it's about personal health, for others, it's about knowing their food was ethically raised. But what are you really getting when you buy something with...
========== That product looks organic. Should I buy it? Here, here, let me hold it. Whoa, I'm getting it. [MUSIC PLAYING] Hey, shoppers, this is
D News, and I'm Trace. When you're at the store how
do you feel about labels like "cage-free," "organic,"
"not tested on animals," "phosphate-free." Are these claims more likely
to make you buy an item? And new study in the Journal of
Business Ethics says you will, especially if it goes
in or on your body. Researchers from the Concordia
University School of Business determined when
we touch products with labels like
"organic," we receive what's called a positive
contagion effect. When we come in contact
with or eat something that has an ethical
feel to i...