2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2015.05.003
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The effect of online information sources on purchase intentions between consumers with high and low susceptibility to informational influence

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“…The more susceptible an individual is to informational influence, the more likely (s)he is to accept information provided by personal finance blogs and consider the financial knowledge gained from them as helpful. In support of this argument is the finding by Chen et al (), who show that for consumers scoring high on SII, eWOM information sources are perceived as more useful. Bickart and Schindler's work (), where blogs are classified as eWOM, implies that people with high SII perceive personal finance blogs as more helpful and have a higher intention to use them.…”
Section: Literature Review and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…The more susceptible an individual is to informational influence, the more likely (s)he is to accept information provided by personal finance blogs and consider the financial knowledge gained from them as helpful. In support of this argument is the finding by Chen et al (), who show that for consumers scoring high on SII, eWOM information sources are perceived as more useful. Bickart and Schindler's work (), where blogs are classified as eWOM, implies that people with high SII perceive personal finance blogs as more helpful and have a higher intention to use them.…”
Section: Literature Review and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Second, SII has been found to be an important predictor of whether the information given is reflected on (Chen et al, ; Clark & Goldsmith, ). This study finds that SII is a significant positive predictor to perceived helpfulness of personal finance blogs, which suggests that individuals who have a tendency to trust other people's information find the financial knowledge disseminated through personal finance blogs more helpful.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En el caso del comercio electrónico, el Marketing constructo se ha dirigido hacia la posibilidad de que un consumidor realice una compra a través de una tienda online (Chen, Hsu & Lin, 2010), conceptualizándose concretamente como intención de compra online. Debido al gran auge del comercio electrónico en algunos países y del interés en conocer cómo se impulsa la intención de adoptarlo, las investigaciones acerca del constructo han venido en incremento en los últimos años (véase, por ejemplo, Hsu, Yu & Chang, 2017;Chen, Teng, Yu & Yu, 2016;Law, Kwok & Ng, 2016). La intención tiene lugar en la fase de precompra del consumidor y capta los aspectos motivacionales que influyen en su comportamiento (Armitage & Conner, 2001).…”
Section: Intención De Compra Onlineunclassified
“…Sin embargo, si bien es cierto el aumento en el surgimiento de voces críticas entre los propios consumidores, no debemos pasar por alto el ruido informativo al que estos deben enfrentarse en su día a día, y que puede acabar provocando en dicho público una distorsión de la realidad. Es decir, cabe tener en cuenta que el flujo de información ingente e inmanejable a que está expuesto el/la consumidor/a puede obstaculizar la formación de su voz crítica y sus posibilidades de influir en las empresas (Zhao et al 2016;Chen et al 2016;Ariely 2000). Así, cuanto más crítico sea el consumidor con la selección informativa, más podrá cerciorarse la empresa de que su criterio es válido para juzgar la actividad empresarial con respecto a unos parámetros universales.…”
Section: Consumo Y Ciudadanía: El Auge De Voces Críticasunclassified