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Abstract This study investigates (1) the homogeneity of subjects' perceptions of the relative magnitude of perceived risk for seven product classes, and (2) the component structure of perceived risk, both individually and aggregated, for the same product classes. It is concluded that (1) while it may prove possible and useful to define homogeneous subgroups of consumers generally there is substantial heterogeneity of perception of the relative magnitude of perceived risk across consumers and (2) that the component structure of perceived risk is generally consistent across the seven product classes studied with explained variances being relatively large.
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 1, 1976
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