2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2019.105073
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Survey data on students’ online shopping behaviour: A focus on selected university students in Indonesia

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“…Surprisingly, the study could not reveal any statistically significant effect of Operational Factors in buying decisions and satisfaction. This result is contradicting with the most studies conducted [3,[8][9]16]. However, one study shows that security has a weak relation to customer satisfaction [13].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 75%
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“…Surprisingly, the study could not reveal any statistically significant effect of Operational Factors in buying decisions and satisfaction. This result is contradicting with the most studies conducted [3,[8][9]16]. However, one study shows that security has a weak relation to customer satisfaction [13].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 75%
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Another research showed that factors of online shopping include attitude and a change in customers' attitudes towards making online purchases [6][7]. On the contrary, a study shows that online shopping is significantly influenced by the perception of risk, enjoyment, social influence, and online advertisement [8]. Furthermore, customer feedback, trust, perceived usefulness, and information quality are factors that most influence consumers [9][10].
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“…The result is related with (Sebald & Jacob, 2020) show that 87,5% who online shopping are dominated by women. The study of (Kuswanto et al, 2020) also describe that the respondents responses from 83 respondents did online shopping, 41% of them are male and 59% are female. Then, the majority of consumers are mostly students with lower income.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Moreover, numerous other benefits for learning may be found in WhatsApp's capabilities, such as instant messaging, audiovisual communication, ease of access and availability etc. (Ahmad et al 2020;Candra & Qodriani 2019 ;Kardiansyah 2019 ;Kuswanto et al, 2020). Scolars, for example, Rosenberg and Asterhan (2018) list a number of benefits of using WhatsApp group discussions in the learning process, including the availability of teachers after school or as a conduit for public or private contact, different types of textual communication, and fewer privacy protection concerns.…”
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confidence: 99%