2022
DOI: 10.1080/1331677x.2022.2106275
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Dynamic preference elicitation of customer behaviours in e-commerce from online reviews based on expectation confirmation theory

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“…Reviews can be emotional and remain neutral, but positive reviews will show the strength of a product. Reviews can be considered negative when customers share unwanted experiences online [45] From online reviews, the product attributes that consumers value can be mined, which to some extent, can be regarded as a process of consumer preference generation [46]. The study also notes that positive online reviews make brands more appealing and are viewed as reliable by customers.…”
Section: Online Customer Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reviews can be emotional and remain neutral, but positive reviews will show the strength of a product. Reviews can be considered negative when customers share unwanted experiences online [45] From online reviews, the product attributes that consumers value can be mined, which to some extent, can be regarded as a process of consumer preference generation [46]. The study also notes that positive online reviews make brands more appealing and are viewed as reliable by customers.…”
Section: Online Customer Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%