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Kawsheha Muraleetharan's research explores consumer understanding of product terminology, specifically focusing on hemp-based oils. Their 2025 publication, "Consumer Confusion About Product Names Commonly Used to Describe Hemp‐Based Oils," investigates the clarity and potential misunderstandings associated with common descriptions for these products. This work highlights the importance of precise language in consumer goods marketing, particularly within emerging markets. Muraleetharan collaborates with researchers from the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, including Michael P. Popp and Brandon R. McFadden, with whom they have co-authored one publication. Their scholarly activity indicates recent engagement in research within this area.
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- Publications: 1
Selected Publications
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Integrating Worker and Food Safety in Poultry Processing Through Human-Robot Collaboration: A Comprehensive Review (2026)
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Variations in attitudes toward working with robots and concerns about robots replacing jobs among Midwesterners (2025)
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Consumer Confusion About Product Names Commonly Used to Describe Hemp‐Based Oils (2025)
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- Consumer Confusion About Product Names Commonly Used to Describe Hemp‐Based Oils
- Consumer Confusion About Product Names Commonly Used to Describe Hemp‐Based Oils
- Consumer Confusion About Product Names Commonly Used to Describe Hemp‐Based Oils
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