An Exploratory Study on the Development of a Pure Dairy Product Emotion Scale (PDPES): A Study of Milk Consumers in China
Kui Zhong, Ting Wen, Bolin Shi, Houyin Wang, Zhicong An, Lei Zhao, Hongliang Li

TL;DR
This study created a new emotion scale to measure how pure dairy products make consumers in China feel, finding it effective and reliable.
Contribution
The study introduces a novel emotion scale specifically for pure dairy products, validated through consumer testing in China.
Findings
The PDPES scale was developed with 33 emotion terms and showed good validity and reliability.
The PDPES effectively discriminated emotions evoked by different pure dairy products.
The scale showed a strong relationship between emotional factors and consumer liking scores.
Abstract
Emotions evoked by food are an important factor that strongly influences the predictive power of consumer acceptance and consumption behavior when choosing food. The emotion questionnaire is an efficient measurement tool that describes the emotions evoked by different foods on the market. However, there is rarely a list of emotion terms for specific foods, such as the pure dairy products on the market. The aim of this study was to develop an emotion scale to measure emotion responses for pure dairy products and to investigate its application in consumer testing. A total of 1340 Chinese subjects (67% female, 18~45 years old, consumers of pure milk) participated in the study. The study began with the screening and identifying of emotion terms for pure dairy products and developed a proposed pure dairy product Emotion Scale (P-PDPES) with 50 emotion terms. Subsequently, the structure and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSensory Analysis and Statistical Methods · Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies · Color perception and design
