… with the data collection, Mark Blades for his advice on the statistical analysis of our data,
and Ken Peattie for his support with our work on his green purchase perception model. …

… It is expected that a high CPV creates an incentive for consumers to pay a higher price. In
summary, for the statistical analysis and interpretation of the study, the following research …

… cluster analysis to better understand consumer perceptions … statistically significant differences
across each AV consumer … large impact that different consumer demographics may have …

… control, responsibility for cooking, and childhood residence in farming area) were statistically
insignificant as predictors of perceived food safety risk. One possible reason for the failure …

… perceived lack of healthcare safety, univariate analyses were undertaken using weighted log
binomial generalized linear modelling, followed by multivariate analysis … statistical analysis, …

… be summarized and analyzed statistically. Ultimately, researchers need this type of information
and the power of statistics to make product decisions. However, if the qualitative research …

… have a strong effect on the consumer perception dimensions, except for perceived specific
health impact on which they have only a small, though still statistically significant, effect. The …

… Statistical associations between perceptions of personal risk, control and responsibility and
risk and control attributed to `other people' have been identified. Findings may have negative …

… on how the consumer perceived the eating quality of pork. Detailed questionnaires were
distributed to pork consumers (n=526) in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Multivariate statistical …

… The final survey was confined to the three meats – fresh beef, pork and chicken – and
considered the following groups of items, relevant for the statistical analyses presented in this …