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The effects of self-esteem and vulnerability to illness on perceived quality of "pure" water
This research was carried out to find out the effects of self-esteem and illness vulnerability on perception of quality of water packaged in cellophane bags, popularly known in Nigeria as “pure water”. The interest in “pure water” stemmed from the increase in the packaging, marketing, and consumptio...
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2003
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