Is Dog food made with natural ingredients and no preservatives fit also for human consumption?

Because if it is….there is nothing to worry.
In that case , hey I know what to offer this week end for my birthday.

The only thing: I would be very pissed off to pay pate’ foie gras money for dog food “pate’”.
That’s the only down side.

My guess: telling participants likely skewed the results. It primed people to pay very close attention, and that attention helped participants to better perceive which of the five tasted worst. Had they not been paying such close attention, more participants would have chosen one of the other four mousses as worst.

I wonder if this “Attention Effect” has a broader applicability. Perhaps it explains why people enjoy wine more when they think it’s worth $100 than *that same wine* when they think it’s worth $10. In Wine Trials you highlight the social/cultural explanation for this type of phenomenon: when people believe wine is worth more, they get all sorts of feelings of social and cultural affirmation which increases pleasure. But you could think about the phenomenon as a matter of attention: when people drink wine that they believe costs $100, they pay closer attention, and that attention allows them to better perceive the pleasant aspects of the taste.