Individual Differences and Perceptions of Personal Care Products

Authors

Sydney M. Trezza, Lynn University
Candice K. Sizer, Lynn University
Cassandra S. Korte, Lynn UniversityFollow
Robert G. Riedel II, Lynn UniversityFollow
Bradley Trager, Florida Atlantic University

Document Type

Conference Session

Publication Date

4-16-2016

Abstract

This study allows researchers to investigate perceptions of and responses to risks associated with personal care products once participants are made aware of the potentially harmful effects of certain products. For this study, participants will take multiple questionnaires regarding their personal care products, their hazard scores, and their purchasing behaviors.

Conference/Symposium

Rocky Mountain Psychological Association (RMPA) Annual Convention

City/State

Denver, CO

Department

College of Arts and Sciences

Comments

Presentation given at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Convention, Denver, CO.

Recommended Citation

Trezza, S. M., Sizer, C. K., Korte, C. S., Riedel, R. G., & Trager, B. (2016, April 14-16). Individual differences and perceptions of personal care products [Conference session]. Rocky Mountain Psychological Association (RMPA) Annual Convention, Denver, CO, United States.