Infographic Analysis: DTN302 Society, Food Habits and Consumption

This document presents the references used and the assignment brief for a DTN302 course assessment focusing on infographics. The assignment requires students to create two infographics analyzing food habits and consumption patterns. Students are expected to evaluate food choices from sociological perspectives, including the influence of culture, religion, socioeconomic status, media, and marketing. The goal is to consolidate and synthesize how these factors affect food intake and communicate critical analyses to a broad audience. The assignment involves selecting a case study from provided resources and applying the learning outcomes related to the history and future of food, consumption patterns, and sociological impacts on food choices in Australia and globally.

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