Definitions for "Perceptual Mapping"
Matrix showing various perceived qualities in user eyes
A multivariatestatistical technique which uses survey data to produce "maps" of the perceived distances between products, attributes, etc. For example, in a study of cars, you'd expect the Rolls-Royce product to be close to the Quality attribute. Much the same as multidimensional scaling.
The process of charting a consumer perception of a product for product improvement or the creation of new products.