2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2008.12.011
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Validating the search, experience, and credence product classification framework

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“…For example, Girard, Silverblatt, and Korgaonkar (2002) found that consumers have greater willingness to shop from an Internet retailer for search products than experience products; Girard and Dion (2010) validated the product classification framework online and confirmed that the risk of experience goods is significantly higher than that of search goods; Huang, Lurie, and Mitra (2009) found that consumers view fewer pages but spend more time per page before purchasing experience goods than search goods.…”
Section: Product Type and Pricementioning
confidence: 81%
“…For example, Girard, Silverblatt, and Korgaonkar (2002) found that consumers have greater willingness to shop from an Internet retailer for search products than experience products; Girard and Dion (2010) validated the product classification framework online and confirmed that the risk of experience goods is significantly higher than that of search goods; Huang, Lurie, and Mitra (2009) found that consumers view fewer pages but spend more time per page before purchasing experience goods than search goods.…”
Section: Product Type and Pricementioning
confidence: 81%
“…Se ha demostrado que en estos casos los niveles de riesgo percibidos por parte de los consumidores son mayores que en productos homogéneos, en los que se puede obtener más información -y más fácilmente-acerca de los productos (Girard y Dion, 2010). …”
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“…Chiang y Dholakia (2003) Como ya se ha indicado en la revisión de la literatura de las clasificaciones de productos, el comportamiento de compra, especialmente por Internet donde no existe contacto físico ni con el vendedor ni con la mercancía, se ve influido por el tipo de producto adquirido (Kiang et al, 2011). Sin embargo, de las clasificaciones existentes, además de no existir consenso sobre cuál es la más adecuada, sólo en algunas de ellas se ha comprobado la relación existente entre el tipo de producto y la intención de compra del consumidor (K. P. Chiang y Dholakia, 2003;Girard y Dion, 2010;Girard et al, 2003Girard et al, , 2002Kiang et al, 2011).…”
Section: Tabla 43 Definición De Tipos De Producto En Función De Su Grunclassified
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