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terms of reliability, the gap was greater for thosewith a higher secondary degree in comparisonwith those with a lower secondary degree.As far as responsiveness was concerned, thedifference between expected and perceived serviceswas greater for those with a higher secondarydegree in comparison with those with alower secondary degree. In terms of assurance,for those with a higher secondary and universitydegree, perceived quality was lower in comparisonwith those with a lower degree. Finally, asfar as empathy was concerned, the expectations–perceptions gap was greater for those with ahigher secondary degree in comparison withboth those with a primary education and a lowersecondary degree. It could be concluded herethat education plays an important role inassessing the quality of offered care in primaryhealth care centresDo people have different expectations abouthealth service standards?The previous analysis showed that there weresignificant differences between participants ofdifferent age and education in terms of the gapbetween their expectations and perceptions ofquality of the health service centre. However, it isnot clear whether these differences are because of
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