Table 6 Relationship (Pearson’s correlation and Chi-square tests) between the generic, intermediate, and specific attributes used to describe the wine concepts across culture.

From: Cultural differences in wine conceptualization among consumers in France, Portugal and South Africa

   

Pearson’s correlation coefficient

Chi-squared (χ2)

DF

p-value

Red Wine

Specific

South Africa-Portugal

− 0.257

15.17

7.00

0.03

France-Portugal

0.359

7.47

6.00

0.28

South Africa-France

− 0.340

18.49

10.00

0.05

Intermediate

South Africa-Portugal

− 0.293

29.45

5.00

< 0.001

France-Portugal

0.838

9.63

3.00

0.02

South Africa-France

− 0.266

32.73

4.00

< 0.001

Generic

South Africa-Portugal

0.820

21.67

7.00

< 0.001

France-Portugal

0.602

28.36

7.00

< 0.001

South Africa-France

0.740

15.72

8.00

0.05

White Wine

Specific

South Africa-Portugal

− 0.381

6.68

2.00

0.04

France-Portugal

1.000

2.25

3.00

0.52

South Africa-France

− 0.358

9.68

4.00

0.05

Intermediate

South Africa-Portugal

0.858

16.61

6.00

0.01

France-Portugal

0.960

10.45

6.00

0.11

South Africa-France

0.751

14.67

6.00

0.02

Generic

South Africa-Portugal

0.934

4.42

4.00

0.35

France-Portugal

0.906

16.44

7.00

0.02

South Africa-France

0.864

19.99

7.00

0.01

Wine

Specific

South Africa-Portugal

0.471

4.62

6.00

0.59

France-Portugal

0.875

2.50

4.00

0.64

South Africa-France

0.426

7.43

8.00

0.49

Intermediate

South Africa-Portugal

-0.033

15.78

7.00

0.03

France-Portugal

-0.279

11.16

5.00

0.05

South Africa-France

-0.543

15.00

5.00

0.01

Generic

South Africa-Portugal

0.965

10.40

6.00

0.11

France-Portugal

0.969

17.46

8.00

0.03

South Africa-France

0.936

16.40

8.00

0.04

  1. Numbers in bold denote p-values lower than 0.05.