2020
DOI: 10.32890/gbmr2020.12.2.1
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Online Customer Shopping Behaviour: The Mediating Role of Online Perceived Risk

Abstract: The studies of online purchase intention have been done extensively throughout the world by testing many predictors. Due to the rapid growth of technological advances affecting internet users suggest other new predictors considered as an online purchase intention element. This study suggests customer review, online store image, and perceived online risk (an element of a mediating factor) as three main variables that drive customers to purchase online. A simple convenience sampling method was used to analyse th… Show more

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“…Special programs such as flash sales, free delivery, lucky draw, bonus pack, discount and cashback are among the common promotion activities. Yahya et al (2019) and Hartini (2020) argued the effectiveness of those promotional tools. Promotion is frequently initiated by the retailer and the e-commerce operator.…”
Section: Customersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Special programs such as flash sales, free delivery, lucky draw, bonus pack, discount and cashback are among the common promotion activities. Yahya et al (2019) and Hartini (2020) argued the effectiveness of those promotional tools. Promotion is frequently initiated by the retailer and the e-commerce operator.…”
Section: Customersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and intention have been analyzed in a variety of studies to clarify behaviors in a variety of settings, including the classroom (Opoku et al, 2020), banking (Kashif et al, 2017), green purchasing intention (Liu et al, 2020), online shopping (Yahya et al, 2020), purchase behaviour (Mushi, 2019) and the food sector (Kashif et al, 2017). (Thaivalappil et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%