The perception of risk was lower in rural areas than in cities (Chi squared test, P < 0.0001): in the cities of Accra and Kumasi 37 and 31% of respondents perceived risk, respectively, compared to 12, 8 and 9% in the rural areas of Afram, Nkawkaw and the Volta Region, respectively.
While the average gain is, low- and high-rate users gain and in overall perceived quality, respectively.
Secondly, we developed and tested two mediation models that linked FWPs to organizational attractiveness through anticipated organizational support and FWPs to organizational attachment through perceived autonomy, respectively.
Three major perceptual dimensions of sound were found to be "Evaluation," "Potency," and "Activity" which referred to the human general judgment, the sensitivity to the magnitude, and the sensation of the temporal and spectral compositions of the perceived sound respectively.
A score of 1 and 0 of the questions indicated presence and absence of perceived stigma respectively.
We found that only 13% and 8% of respondents selected the option of no-organ donation as the first choice for personal preference and perceived norm, respectively.
To explore whether emotional responses related to cognitive responses, chi-square tests between negative emotional impact and message acceptance, argument strength and personalised perceived effectiveness respectively, were performed.
For each construct, there were very few missing values, with 95.2%, 96.9% 98.5%, 97.5% and 97.7% of respondents providing responses to all items measuring intention, attitude, subjective norm, self-efficacy and perceived control respectively.
In the second phase, we applied two multiple regression analyses to assess whether there was a change in perceived risk, respectively in worry, and, if so, which factors predicted the change.
