2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.phpro.2012.02.195
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Research on the Influence of Perceived Risk in Consumer On-line Purchasing Decision

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“…It has been specified that consumer feels the risk of different parts of usage of online services and try to prevent it (Hong and Yi, 2012) therefore:…”
Section: Ajasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been specified that consumer feels the risk of different parts of usage of online services and try to prevent it (Hong and Yi, 2012) therefore:…”
Section: Ajasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This result came from using data from 2001-2011 for 3,965 U.S. public businesses. Hong and Yi (2012) also studied the impact of risk perception on on-line buying decision in China by delivering 500 questionnaires to 200 high school and college's students and 300 experienced netizens including entrepreneurs, technicians, etc. However, there were only 327 respondents answered officially.…”
Section: The Big Five and Perceived Risk And Uncertaintymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Referring to the definition proposed by Hong & Yi (2012), purchase intention is revised according the requirement for this study and is measured with a single dimension. Hsu et al (2013) proved that audience, after watching the short video with placement marketing, was enhanced the product attitude; besides, placement marketing, integrating products with brands into important status in the story, showed higher product attitude than putting products with brands in scenes.…”
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“…When consumers presented positive attitudes towards brands and products, they have a better image in mind to generate better purchase intention. Hong & Yi (2012) pointed out the key factor of consumers' product attitude in the purchase. Although "attitude" was not the sole factor in "behavior", most psychologists regarded it as a critical factor, as attitude represented the specific trend of consumers to brands and products.…”
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confidence: 99%
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