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ONLINE SHOPPING
A Research Paper
Presented to
ACCOUNTACY BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Mataasnakahoy Senior High School
Mataasnakahoy, Batangas
March 2019
APPROVAL SHEET
Research Adviser
Panel of Examiners
Member Member
Accepted and approved in partial fulfillment for the requirement of the subject Inquiries,
RHODORA L. CAPISTRANO
ABSTRACT
Abet D. Bautista
YEAR : 2019
The researcher used the descriptive research design and used simple random
sampling technique. The survey questionnaire was used in gathering data and after the
questionnaires have been accomplished, the results were tallied. The total population of
the chosen respondents is 528 and had a sample of 230. This research is all about the
purchased products or services from a seller over the internet using the web browser.
Consumers can shop from any place and need not physically visit the shops/outlets for
shopping purposes. Therefore, even if the customer is staying in a remote area, they can
easily shop through the internet. However, consumers can visit different sites to have their
final choice. Hence, online shopping can provide unlimited choices to the consumer so
that can buy the products they need. With the help of the internet the customer can shop
We would like to extend our solemn gratitude to the following people and
Above all we wanted to thank our Almighty God for guiding us, for giving
To our school Mataasnakahoy Senior High School that serves as a way for us to
To the authors of the books, articles, unpublished and published thesis, and other
sources that we used to fully understand our topic and interpret the data;
To our teachers, parents, siblings, friends, and our fellow researchers gave us
The piece of work is whole heartedly dedicated to those people who never give up
First of all we are whole heartedly thanking Almighty God on his guidance and the
nonstop courage and strength that he provides in every doing in our daily life.
To our parents that never give up in supporting, understand us and even in the financial
Mrs. Catamco
And to those people who serve as our inspiration and became part of our research.
Godbless
M.R.C.
A.M.S.
A.B.
Title Page………………………………………………………………………………………….i
Approval Sheet………………………………………………………………………………......ii
Abstract..............................................................................................................................iii
Acknowledgement……………………………………………………………………………....IV
Dedication………………………………………………………………………………………...V
CHAPTER
I. INTRODUCTION
Related Literature………………………………………………………………..4
Conceptual Framework…………………………………………………………7
Research Hypothesis…………………………………………………………...8
Definition of Terms……………………………………………….......................8
Research Design…………………………………………………....................10
The Sample.................................................................................................11
Instrument…................................................................................................11
Summary of Findings…………………………………………………..….…. 21
Conclusions………………………………………………………………...…. 22
Recommendations………………………………………………………........ 23
REFERENCES
APPENDICES
Permission Letter
Research Instrument
Curriculum Vitae
INTRODUCTION
This chapter of the paper presents the problem and its setting. It includes the
background of the study, the statement of the problem, the significance of the study, and
directly purchased products or services from a seller over the internet using the web
browser. Consumers can shop from any place and need not physically visit shops or
outlets for shopping purposes. Online shopping has a very important position in the 21st
century as most of the people are busy, having a hectic schedule. Hence, online shopping
became the easiest and most convenient for shopping. The Internet has changed the way
of consumer’s store and developed it into a global perspective. An online shop awakens
the physical similarity of buying products as well as services from the internet shop. The
Statista (2018), 50% of online buyers in the Philippines stated that they only shopped
domestically while 45% of online shoppers stated that they shopped domestically and
While shopping, consumers spend time and effort to complete multiple tasks and
because today’s customer is more time-starved than ever, it is appropriate to consider the
benefits of providing online shopping convenience. Online retailers are certainly able to
supply more convenience, as store location becomes irrelevant and consumers may do
the shopping from any location (provided they have an Internet connection), 24 hours a
applications right at our finger tips. Avoid getting blisters on your feet after hours of walking
in malls and just sits back and scroll through items listed in online shops for easier and
more convenient way of shopping. There are top ten online websites in the Philippines
including, Lazada Philippines, Shopee, Zalora Philippines, OLX, and “Ayos Dito”, Shop
this Easy, Widget Easy, Good.ph, Keekay.ph, and WeeMall. The products that are sold
most are in the tech and fashion category, including mobile phones, ipads, accessories,
MP3 players, digital cameras and jewelry, electronic gadgets, apparel, home and kitchen
appliances, lifestyle accessories like watches, books, beauty products and perfumes, baby
online shopping.
1.1 Gender;
1.2 Age;
1.4 Strand
2. What are the effects of conveniences of online shopping to the customer’s satisfaction?
3. What are the effects of website design/features of online shops to the customer’s
satisfaction?
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4. What are the effects of time saving while shopping online to the customer’s satisfaction?
5. What are the effects of having a security while shopping online to the customer’s
satisfaction?
6. What is the possible output or action plan of the study that can give some tips on how to
This study aimed to measure the perceived level of customer’s satisfaction towards
online shopping of ABM, STEM, HUMSS and TVL strand from Mataasnakahoy Senior
High School.
This study will give information about online shopping convenience for online
sellers/shoppers, students, teachers, parents, and future researchers. This research can
help them to understand and to have a further knowledge about online shopping
convenience.
This study considered the student's perception of Online Shopping. All the
participants are given the same questionnaire to answer. This study focuses only on the
Some of the students of Mataasnakahoy Senior High School were used as the
respondents of this study. Its main purpose is to measure the perception of Online
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CHAPTER II
This chapter presents the review of the literature, a conceptual framework, and
Definition of terms. The researcher made use of the local and foreign resources in order to
determine the similarities and differences of those studies with the present study.
Related Literature
further knowledge about online shopping. Given the importance of Online Shopping which
is easy to shop on the internet, it can lessen the time to physically go shopping. Although
there are many countries who conducted this kind of study, the researcher decided to
conduct a study about the perceived level of customer’s satisfaction on online in the
Philippines.
According to the study by Bhatnagar et al., (2013), many people find that
online shops are more attractive because their lives are typically more time
demands on their time increase forcing them to look for retail formats, where they
have to spend their time as possible. As consumers want to go shopping and allocate
less time, their wish for convenience has grown and their attention has been
addressed to online shopping. The lack of consumer’s time results in a customer who
wishes to purchase goods and services that save them time and effort (Berry &
Cooper, 2015).
shoppers citing convenience as one of the main reasons for switching to online rather
than shopping in a physical store. Consequently, online convenience has been one of
(Brown, 2001; Zhilin Yang et., al 2013). Due to exponentially rising business
opportunities, there are a number of services being offered on the internet. Online
shopping is one of the prominent services available that we can do through the
internet. Based on the study of Richa (2013) online shopping has an enormous
advantage for the consumers and also to the business houses that they may be able
to reach out to more consumers at least cost. It can be the stepping -stones to reach
population and improvement in related infrastructures like payment and delivery systems.
(DNA, 2014). Retailers have found a new type of consumer - one who considers the
In this regard, Berry et al. (2014) have concluded that the greater the time costs
associated with a service, the lower the degree of consumers’ perceived service
and emotional activities that consumers must support to purchase goods and services
such as searching for product information, locating the product they wish to buy or
completing the checkout process. By saving customers time and energy, retailers increase
the value of their market offer. Since everyone has the ability to go shopping from their
house or their office, they are able to choose from a variety of products and services
available on the online shop and they can also easily compare the prices and engage in
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online discussions with other consumers about the products and services they are
However, the study conducted by Margarida Bernardo Ferreira (2016), found that,
more convenient for purposes of access and search convenience, but not in terms of
examination of the existing literature review. Although it has been conceded that
what these dimensions are (Seiders et al., 2017). These authors also suggested some
ideas to offer customers convenient shopping, including strategies to improve the speed
and ease with which consumers can reach retailer; identify, select and obtain products;
and also to upgrade transactions. In accordance with what was claimed above, our study
argues that the consumers favor the retailers that save time and energy and be able to
maximize the speed of shopping and have long-lasting customer relationships. Although it
important dimension of retail convenience, because if the consumer can’t access the
retailer, then they will never have the opportunity to obtain the desired product. The
retailers may upgrade access convenience by operating from a location that easy to get to,
close to most consumers, and close to other commonly visited stores. Moreover, online
retailers are able to provide access convenience, as the store location becomes irrelevant
and some consumers may shop from any location at any hour of the day. (Hofacker,
2016). The accessibility of websites is considered as the most important factor in order to
determine the consumer perceived online shopping convenience. (King & Liou, 2014).
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According to the Ram L. Kumar et al.,, buying products from an online shop, e-
shop, e-store, internet shop, web shop, web store, online store, or virtual store is similar to
purchasing from a mail order catalogue. Online stores describe products for sale with text,
photos, and multimedia files. Typically the customer select items to be listed on an order
form known as a “shopping cart” and pays with accredit card or some form of electronic
payment. Some online stores provide or link to supplemental product information, such as
how to guides.
Based on the New World Encyclopedia, online stores are available 24 hours a day,
and many consumers have internet access both at work and at home. A visit to a
conventional retail store requires travel and must take place during business hours. During
the holiday season and on weekends, shoppers in retail stores must contend with crowds
Conceptual Framework
Convenience
Website
Design/Features Customer’s Satisfaction
Time Saving
Security
FIGURE 1
Paradigm of the Study
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The proposed conceptual framework associates the convenience, Website
Design/Features, Time saving, and the security and has a relationship on the customer'
satisfaction.
Research Hypothesis
H1- The convenience of online shopping has an effect to the customer’s satisfaction.
HO- The convenience of online shopping has no effect to the customer’s satisfaction.
H2- The website design/features of online shops has an effect to the customer’s
satisfaction.
HO- The website design/features of online shops have no effect to the customer’s
satisfaction.
H3- The time saving while shopping online has an effect to the customer’s satisfaction.
HO- The time saving while shopping online has no effect to the customer’s satisfaction.
H4- The security while shopping online has an effect to the customer’s satisfaction.
HO- The security while shopping online has an effect to the customer’s satisfaction.
Definition of Terms
The following terms were defined as they were used within the limits and context of
the study.
Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) - strand that were taken by students
https://www.edukasyon.ph/courses/senior-high-tracks/academic/abm-accountancy-
business-and-management-strand
program developed to prepare primary and secondary students for college and graduate
https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/STEM-science-technology-engineering-and-
mathematics
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Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)- This is for those who are considering taking
up journalism, communication arts, liberal arts, education, and other social science-related
courses in college.https://www.edukasyon.ph/courses/senior-high-tracks/academic/humss-
humanities-and-social-sciences-strand
Technical, Vocational and Livelihood (TVL)- is one of the two tracks offered in senior
reasons-to-consider-vocational-tvl-track-senior-high/
Online Shopping- the act of purchasing products or services over the internet.
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/online-shopping.html
Copeland, 1923)
Consumers- a person who purchases goods and services for personal use. (Scammell
Margaret, 2016)
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CHAPTER III
METHODOLOGY
This chapter depicts the methods and procedures followed in data gathering. It
includes the research design, research sample, research instruments, data collection
Research Design
The study used the descriptive research design to answer the research problem
and to measure the perceived level of customer’s satisfaction on online shopping of the
The respondents of the study are the students from Mataasnakahoy Senior High
School, school year 2018-2019. They are composed of five hundred-twenty eight students
(528) students and had a sample size of two hundred-thirty (230) students divided equally
into 14 sections.
Compassion 16 6.96%
Integrity 18 7.83%
Creativity 18 7.83%
Humility 19 8.26
Solidarity 19 8.26
Courage 15 6.52
Serenity 16 6.96
Resilience 17 7.39
Benevolence 19 8.26
Faith 19 8.26
Sincerity 19 8.26
Unity 19 8.26
Diligence 16 6.96
Peace 16 6.96
The researcher employed a simple random sampling technique where the students
of MSHS are the respondents. Moreover, a random sample proportionate to stratum size
was drawn. Given the total population, the researcher used a 95% confidence level and
5% margin of error. For sample size determination, the following formula was used.
Based on the given formula for sample size determination, the total population of
Research Instrument
conducting a survey on the respondents. The questionnaires consist of the profile of the
respondents and their perception towards online shopping in terms of its conveniences,
website design/features, time-saving, and security. It has a five (5) parts, which composed
of twenty (20) questions to specify the necessary information. It served as the main
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Variable Number Of Questions Question Number Response Category
Part 1
1- Strongly Disagree
Convenience 4 1-4 2- Disagree
3- Agree
4-Strongly Agree
Part 2
1- Strongly Disagree
Website
2- Disagree
5 5-9
3- Agree
Design/Features
4-Strongly Agree
Part 3
1- Strongly Disagree
2- Disagree
Time- Saving 3 10-12
3- Agree
4-Strongly Agree
Part 4
1- Strongly Disagree
2- Disagree
Security 3 13-15
3- Agree
4-Strongly Agree
Part 5
1- Strongly Disagree
Customer’s
2- Disagree
5 15-20
3- Agree
Satisfaction
4-Strongly Agree
respondents. They conferred and discussed the significance of the study and
The respondents were given time to accomplish the forms to prevent them from giving
hasty responses. The researcher went to the section of ABM, STEM, HUMSS, and TVL on
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After the questionnaires have been accomplished, the results were tallied. These data
The researchers used the following statistics to interpret the data gathered:
The weighted mean was used in research as the total number of students who
number of the similar responses to the total number of participants, the earned answer
Ʃ = the sum of
w = the weights
x = the value
The composite mean was the total number of cumulative weighted mean in each
number. It was obtained by combining all the weighted mean and dividing it into the total
number of questions.
The ranking was used in the study as the order level of questions based on
participants’ answers. It ranks from the highest number of weighted mean to the lowest.
The study also used survey questionnaire with options from four (4) to one (1) that serves
as an option for the information gathered. The fourth option serves as the highest, followed
by three (3), two (2), until one (1) which is the lowest among the four. The weighted mean
used in the evaluation of data is defined based on the options written below:
3 2.5-3.49 Agree
2 1.5-2.49 Disagree
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CHAPTER IV
The chapter presents and describes the analysis of data followed by the discussion
of the research findings. The findings relate to the interview questions that guide the study.
shopping convenience, website design features, time saving and security. Also, the study
will confirm if the perception towards online shopping can satify the customers
Demographics Percent
Gender Male 42%
Female 58%
Age 15-18 76%
18 above 24%
Grade Level 11 43%
12 57%
Strand ABM 14%
STEM 16%
HUMSS 50%
TVL 20%
Table 4: Demographics
Most of the respondents of the study are female with a percentage of 58%, while
42% were answered by the male respondents. The respondents are 15-18 years old
(76%) and some are 18 above (24%). The Grade 12 students had a total of 132
Half of the respondents came from Humanities and Social Sciences with a total of
116 respondents (50%) , 47 respondents came from the Technology Livelihood Track
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(16%) , and 32 (14%) respondents came from Accountancy, Business, and Management
Table 5: Convenience
Based on the table, most of the students agreed that detail information is
available while shopping online and as the customers, they satisfied with a kind of
convenient online shopping is. According to Ram L. Kumar et al., buying products from an
online shop, e-shop, e-store, internet shop, web shop, web store, online store, or virtual
store is similar to purchasing from a mail order catalogue. Online stores describe products
for sale with text, photos, and multimedia files. Typically the customer select items to be
listed on an order form known as a “shopping cart” and pays with accredit card or some
form of electronic payment. Some online stores provide or link to supplemental product
Second, it is easy to choose and make comparison with other products while
shopping online. According to Zhilin Yang., et al 2013, since everyone has the ability to go
shopping from their house or their office, they are able to choose from a variety of
products and services available on the online shop and they can also easily compare the
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prices and engage in online discussions with other consumers about the products and
Third, I can by products 24 hours a day. The New World Encyclopedia stated that
online stores are available 24 hours a day, and many consumers have internet access
both at work and at home. A visit to a conventional retail store requires travel and must
take place during business hours. During the holiday season and on weekends, shoppers
The fourth one is I get on time delivery while shopping online. Berry et al., (2014),
because if the consumer can’t access the retailer, then they will never have the
opportunity to obtain the desired product. The retailers may upgrade access convenience
by operating from a location that easy to get to, close to most consumers, and close to
other commonly visited stores. Moreover, online retailers are able to provide access
convenience, as the store location becomes irrelevant and some consumers may shop
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This table shows that most of the respondents agreed that websites design of
Based on the table, respondents agree that the website design helps them in
searching the products easily with a weighted mean of 3.25. Then, rank 2 respondents
agreed that they prefer to purchase from a websites that provide them safety and ease of
navigation and order with a weighted mean of 3.21. Then, respondents agreed that
familiarity with the website before making actual purchase reduce the risk of shopping
online and it has a weighted mean of 3.15. Next, they also agreed that the website layout
helps them in searching for and selecting the right product with a weighted mean of 3.13
Then, rank 4 respondents agreed that they prefer to purchase from a webs11ites that
provide them safety and ease of navigation and order with a weighted mean of 3.21.
Lastly, respondents agreed that they prefer to buy from a website that provides them with
According to Kim and Lee (2002), website design describes the appeal that user
interface design presents to customers. A good website must have acreative and attractive
design with appropriate content that allows the users to trust and interact effectively with
the sellers (Gefen, 2000; Wolfinbarger & Gilly, 2003). The characteristics of wesite
determine customer’s perception towards the online store. This perception is important
especially for the first-time users, and to impose the website reliability mind set among
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Effects of time-saving while shopping online to the customer satisfaction
Table 7: Time-saving
the speed of the transaction, the time saved in not having to travel to retail stores, and in
Based on the table presented, customers feel that it takes less time in evaluating
and selecting a product while shopping online. In this regard, Berry et al. (2014) have
concluded that the greater the time costs associated with a service, the lower the degree
decrement of cognitive, physical, and emotional activities that consumers must support to
purchase goods and services such as searching for product information, locating the
product they wish to buy or completing the checkout process. By saving customers time
and energy, retailers increase the value of their market offer. Since everyone has the
ability to go shopping from their house or their office, they are able to choose from a
variety of products and services available on the online shop and they can also easily
compare the prices and engage in online discussions with other consumers about the
Second, online shopping doesn’t waste time. According to the study by Bhatnagar
et al., (2013), many people find that online shops are more attractive because their lives
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are typically more time constrained. Therefore, as people climb higher in their professional
careers, the demands on their time increase forcing them to look for retail formats, where
The last and the third one is Online shopping takes less time to purchase.
According to Berry & Cooper, (2015), as consumers want to go shopping and allocate less
time, their wish for convenience has grown and their attention has been addressed to
online shopping. The lack of consumer’s time results in a customer who wishes to
purchase goods and services that save them time and effort.
Table 8: Security
Based on the table, having security while shopping online has an effect on
customer’s satisfaction.
This table shows that rank 1 is the respondents like to shop from a trustworthy
website and it has a weighted mean of 3.16. Then, the respondents also agreed that
online shopping protects their security with a weighted mean of 2.97. Lastly, rank 3 is
respondents feel safe and secure while shopping online with a weighted mean of 2.92.
The information security protection during online transactions depends on how far
they understand their security level implemented by the seller. When customers found
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security features (for example security policy, disclaimer, security guarantees, etc.) and
protection mechanism on seller’s website, they should know and perceive that the seller
has an intention to safeguard their information during online transactions (Kim et al.,
trust of the vendor and also decreases the risks perceived by customers to make an online
transaction
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CHAPTER V
This chapter presents the summary or the research work undertaken, the
This study was conducted for the purpose of determining the perceived level of
utilized and the normative survey technique was used for gathering data. The
questionnaires served as an instrument in collecting the data. The total population of the
chosen respondents is 528 and had a sample of 230. The inquiry was conducted during
the school year 2018-2019. Based on the results, most of the students agreed that
convenience, website design/features, time-saving, and security have a big effect on the
The researchers want to answer the questions: What are the effects of the
convenience of online shopping to the costumer’s satisfaction? ; What are the effects of
website design/features of online shopping to the costumer’s satisfaction? ; What are the
effects of time-saving of online shopping to the costumer’s satisfaction?; What are the
1. On the first statement of the problem which is the convenience of online shopping
available while shopping online, they are satisfied with a kind of convenient online
shopping is. According to Ram L. Kumar et al., buying products from an online
shop, e-shop, e-store, internet shop, web shop, web store, online store, or virtual
2. On the second statement of the problem, the respondents agreed that the website
design helps them in searching the products easily. According to Kim and Lee
(2002), website design describes the appeal that user interface design presents to
customers. A good website must have a creative and attractive design with
appropriate content that allows the users to trust and interact effectively with the
3. On the third statement of the problem, customers feel that it takes less time in
evaluating and selecting a product while shopping online. In this regard, Berry et al.
(2014) have concluded that the greater the time costs associated with a service,
4. On the fourth statement of the problem, the respondents like to shop from a
depends on how far they understand their security level implemented by the seller.
When customers found security features (for example security policy, disclaimer,
should know and perceive that the seller has an intention to safeguard their
Conclusion
From the results of this study, the researchers form the following conclusion:
Recommendation
1. For online shoppers, they must be aware of sites and apps that only accept money
orders, wire transfers, or checks. They must use a secure payment method. A payment
gateway supports many payment methods to ensure the security of confidential data of
buyer and merchant both. These payment methods are credit or debit card, net banking,
and some alternative electronic payments to make sure that they have security while
shopping online.
2. For the retailers, they should be careful about some factors of online shopping such
as being unable to access the website and long delays in completing online orders. They
must understand that customer service can make or break their business. They must fix
the problem as soon as possible in order for them to have the trust of their customers.
3. They must be more concerned about delivery times and delivery charge. Sometimes it
causes some misunderstanding between the seller and customers because failing to meet
their expectations can result in loss of the business and negative brand perception.
shopping online without worries and how to identify if shops are a scam. This may help
them to be more aware of the online shops that they are browsing.
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RHODORA L. CAPISTRANO
Assistant Principal II
Mataasnakahoy Senior High School
Madame:
In line with this, may we ask your permission to let us use the results of the test as data in
our study. Rest assured that all the information or data from the test results shall be kept
confidential.
Respectfully yours,
Approved by:
RHODORA L. CAPISTRANO
Assistant Principal II
Good day! We are students of ABM 12 – SERENITY and as a requirement for our subject “Inquires, Investigation
and Immersion”; we are currently conducting a survey about the Perceived Level of Customers Satisfaction
Towards Online Shopping
In line with this, we have chosen you to be one of our respondents of this study and we hope that you will take
time answering the questions honestly. Rest assured that all the data gathered will be used for academic purposive
only.
- The Researchers
Name: (Optional)
Grade level: 11 12
Direction: Put a mark (/) on the listed perceived level of customer’s satisfaction towards online shopping. Use the given option below.
4 – Strongly Agree
3 – Agree
2 – Disagree
1 – Strongly Disagree
ITEMS 4 3 2 1
CONVENIENCE
1. I get on-time delivery by shopping online.
2. Detail information is available while shopping online.
3. I can buy the products anytime 24 hours a day.
4. It is easy to choose and make comparison with other products while shopping online.
WEBSITE DESIGN/FEATURES
5. The website design helps me in searching the products easily.
6. While shopping online, I prefer to purchase from a websites that provide safety and
ease of navigation and order.
7. The website layout helps me in searching and selecting the right product.
8. I believe that familiarity with the website before making actual purchase reduce the
risk of shopping online.
9. I prefer to buy from website that provides we with quality information.
TIME SAVING
10. Online shopping takes less time to purchase.
11. Online shopping doesn’t waste time.
12. I feel that it takes less time in evaluating and selecting a product while shopping
online.
SECURITY
13. I feel safe and secure while shopping online.
14. Online Shopping protects my security.
15. I like to shop online from a trustworthy website.
CUSTOMER’S SATISFACTION
16. I am generally satisfied with the service quality among online shops.
17. The speed of delivery is very important to me.
18. The price is important when I’m shopping online.
19. The service quality of sellers is important.
20. I will buy the products again from the same shop if I am satisfied with it.
Age : 17
Birthday : July 22, 2001
Birthplace : Brgy. San Sebastian, Mataasnakahoy, Batangas
Gender : Female
Height : 5’2”
Weight : 45
Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Name of Father : Edgardo A. Catamco
Name of Mother : Merline P. Catamco
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Age : 18
Birthday : August 21, 2000
Birthplace : Brgy. IV, Mataasnakahoy, Batangas
Gender : Female
Height : 4’11”
Weight : 38
Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Born Again Christian
Name of Father : Mario O. Solis
Name of Mother : Marilou R. Solis
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Age : 18
Birthday : September 11, 2000
Birthplace : Brgy. Loob, Mataasnakahoy, Batangas
Gender : Male
Height : 5’8”
Weight : 53
Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Name of Father : Rodolfo A. Bautista
Name of Mother : Lily D. Bautista
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT