Perceptibility and the "choice Experience": User Sensory Perceptions and Experiences Inform Vaginal Prevention Product Design

Keyphrases

• Sensory Perception 100%
• Sensory Experience 100%
• Product Design 100%
• HIV Prevention 40%
• Perceptions Scale 40%
• Experiences Scale 40%
• Product Development 40%
• Initial Penetration 40%
• Vaginal Formulations 40%
• Clinical Trials 20%
• Copyright 20%
• Non-adherence 20%
• Development Target 20%
• On Demand 20%
• Sexual History 20%
• Sex-related 20%
• Scale Validation 20%
• User Experience 20%
• Product Efficacy 20%
• Product Properties 20%
• Gel Formulation 20%
• Intervention Technology 20%
• Vaginal Gel 20%
• Class Membership 20%
• History Variables 20%
• Global Health Priorities 20%
• Latent Class Model 20%
• Wetness 20%
• Product Experience 20%
• Messiness 20%
• Formulation Evaluation 20%
• Preferred Range 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• HIV 100%
• Clinical Trial 50%
• Formulation Evaluation 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%