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Descriptive Statistical Analysis Fixation dwell time and fixation count were extracted in this study
for each record. Before the selection of garments, the consumers should have awareness of its
features. Third, since it has been argued that the relationship between consumers’ attitude and
intentions to buy online is moderated by independent factors, an examination of the influence of
these factors is presented. International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews KWADWO
BOATENG This piece of research work aims at understanding the preferred emerging media options
used for marketing by start-ups in India and Ghana. Impact of retail store design and layout on
customer mind. After drift correction of eye movements, the formal experiment began. Generally, a
more frequent fixation frequency indicates that the individual is more interested in the target
resulting in the distribution of fixation points. Organic products are grownup without the harmful
substance and grown natural quality. Dr. Amarjeet Singh Co branding driven by millennials and
generation z, the future of the luxury. An understanding of buyer behaviour is essential in marketing
planning and programmes. The maximum distance of such an exit doorway from any point in a
passage shall be. The newly developed scale consists of six dimensions and 25-items. The scale is
suitable for use as a diagnostic tool that will allow a retailer to identify weak areas of service delivery
which demand managerial attention. Consequently, there is a significant correlation between visual
attention and behavioral decision results. Throughout FY07-twelve, the organized marketing in
Republic of India has big at a CAGR of twenty six.4%; higher that the full growth of Indian
marketing. California Management Review, 43 (2), pp. 34-55. Wood, S. L. (2002) Future fantasies: a
social change perspective of retailing in the 21 st century. All authors contributed to the article and
approved the submitted version. The authors would like to thank Jia Jin and Hao Ding for assistance
in experimental data collection and Jun Lei for the text-polishing of this paper. Considering the
behavior results, when they pay more attention to negative comments, consumers tend to give up
buying mobile phones. The factors identified as main drives of shopping online are the result of a
literature review and there can always be factors of influence on consumers. International Journal of
Electronic Commerce, 6 (1), 75-91. Li, H., Kuo, C., and Russel, M. G. (1999) The impact of
perceived channel utilities, shopping orientations, and demographics on the consumer’s online buying
behavior. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word
or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. As evident from the literature, much of the research
has focused on the outcome and impact of online reviews affecting purchasing decisions but has
shed less light on the underlying processes that influence customer perception ( Sen and Lerman,
2007; Zhang et al., 2010; Racherla and Friske, 2013 ). Furthermore, the content of the reviews was
refined to retain the original intention but to meet the requirements of the experiment. In the case of
experiments, the number of positive and negative reviews of each mobile phone was limited to 10
positive and 10 negative reviews (20 in total) due to the size restrictions on the product review
picture. Data Analysis Key measures of data collected from the eye-tracking experiment included
fixation dwell time and fixation count. Secondly, the current study offers a deeper understanding of
the relationships between online review valence and gender difference by uncovering the moderating
role of gender. Women would be worried more about the various shopping risks and be more easily
affected by others’ evaluations. Efforts should be made in the future to develop a dynamic
experimental design where participants can flip the page automatically to increase the number of
comments. Then, the hypotheses based on the relevant theories are presented. This is followed by the
presentation of data analysis, results, and discussion of key findings.
To overcome the above-mentioned research challenge the research work presents a multi-behavioral
trait based on consumer location-centric prediction (LCP) model using an optimized recurrent neural
network (ORNN). Working Paper, The Wharton School, University of Philadelphia, PA. Rogers, E.
M. (1985) Diffusion of innovations. According to the analysis of experimental results and findings
presented above, it is recommended that online merchants should pay particular attention to negative
comments and resolve them promptly through careful analysis of negative comments and
customization of product information according to consumer characteristics including gender factors.
It also found that consumers were not able to identify false comments. Similarly, through
investigating the effects of review source and product type, Bae and Lee (2011) concluded that a
review from an online community is the most credible for consumers seeking information about an
established product. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare
Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. For achieving objectives the researcher has collected
suitable literature. They have a weaker perception of the risks of online shopping than women.
Despite this growth, the Indian retail business is extremely fragmented, with the organized marketing
still at an emerging stage that accounts for much less proportion than the unorganized marketing of
the full Indian retail market. The findings provide useful information and guidelines on the
underlying mechanism of how online reviews influence consumers’ online shopping behavior, which
is essential for the theory of online consumer behavior. Additionally, exogenous factors are presented
as moderating variables of the relationship between perceived advantages and disadvantages of
internet shopping and online consumer behavior. Internet Research, 13 (3), pp. 156-169. Burke, R. R.
(2002) Technology and the customer interface: what consumers want in the physical and virtual
store. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 30 (4), pp. 411-432. Childers, T. L., Carr, C. L.,
Peck, J., and Carson, S. (2001) Hedonic and utilitarian motivations for online retail shopping
behavior. It acts as associate degree interface between producers associate degreed customers
improve the flow of products and services and lift the potency of distribution in an economy. This is
evidenced by the number of publications on this theme in the recent time. Such consumers use the
Internet for a long time for a multiple of purposes such as communicating through e-mail, reading
news and search for information. 41 A personality characteristic closely associated with Internet
adoption for shopping is innovativeness defined as the relative willingness of a person to try a new
product or service (Goldsmith and Hokafer, 1991). 42 Innovativeness seems to influence more than
frequency of online purchasing. Eco-friendly hotels are the ones that use various sustainable
strategies towards addressing the environmental issues as well as improving the awareness of the
customers and tourists towards environmental contribution. Older consumers avoid shopping online
as the potential benefits from shopping online are offset by the perceived cost in skill needed to do it
(Ratchford et al., 2001). 35 On the other hand as younger people are associated with less income it
was found that the higher a person’s income and age, the higher the propen sity to buy online
(Bellman et al., 1999; Liao and Cheung, 2001). 36 Gender differences are also related to different
attitudes towards online shopping. Determinants of Leisure Shopping Behaviour: An Empirical study
among Consumer. Reading, MA, Addison-Wesley. Gehrt, K. C. and Yan, R-N. (2004) Situational,
consumer, and retail factors affecting internet, catalog, and store shopping. Conflict of Interest The
authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial
relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest. Demographic characteristics
embrace gender, age legal status, occupation, financial gain and variety of dependents. The search
was limited to peer-reviewed articles in journals, conferences and book chapters.. paradigm shifts to
shopping, as well as to provide new kinds of shopping experiences for consumers. MIS Quaterly, 13
(4), pp. 319-340. Davis, F. D., Bagozzi, R. P., and Warshaw, P. R. (1989) User acceptance of
computer technology: a comparation of two theoretical models. Based on the key aspects outlined
and discussed above, the following hypothesis was proposed: H4: Attention to consumers’ comments
is positively correlated with consumers’ purchasing intentions: Consumers differ in the content of
comments to which they gaze according to gender factors. This study is start with objective of
buying decision process of Fast Moving Consumer Goods. Visual attention by both fixation dwell
time and count is considered as part of moderating effect on the relationship between the valence of
comment and purchase intention, and as the basis for accommodating underlying processes. Full
article: Consumer buying behavior towards online shopping: An Literature review. The framework
uses the constructs of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) as a basis, extended by exogenous
factors and applies it to the online shopping context. Data were collected using closed ended
questionnaires and analyzed using SPSS v23.
When other consumers expressed negative criticism about these features, the female participant
tended to give up buying them. This type of plan is optimal for self-service stores. The. As evident
from the literature, much of the research has focused on the outcome and impact of online reviews
affecting purchasing decisions but has shed less light on the underlying processes that influence
customer perception ( Sen and Lerman, 2007; Zhang et al., 2010; Racherla and Friske, 2013 ). A
preliminary ANOVA analysis was performed, respectively, on fixation dwell time and fixation count
values, with gender (man vs. Figure 4 implies that participants spent more time and cognitive effort
on negative reviews than positive ones, as evidenced by the wider red areas in the negative reviews.
Although several studies have been conducted to examine the effect of online review valence, very
limited research has been conducted to investigate the. However, these models consider modeling a
single behavior with long-context. Based on the findings that consumers cannot identify false
comments, it is very important to establish an online review screening system that could
automatically screen untrue content in product reviews, and create a safer, reliable, and better online
shopping environment for consumers. It can even be used as a source of sustainable competitive
advantage if tourism firms develop a positive reputation and focus on the personalization of their
services as the key element for their value-creating strategy. The findings reveal that the application
of theories remains limited in the current pool of literature that focuses more on developed nations.
According to this study important attributes of online shopping are convenience and accessibility.
There is an evidential proves to suggest that any business venture, be it an MNC or a growing
organization in this era of information communication technology can never survive the test of time
if it fails to leverage on the booming ICT to announce its presence. Such consumers use the Internet
for a long time for a multiple of purposes such as communicating through e-mail, reading news and
search for information. 41 A personality characteristic closely associated with Internet adoption for
shopping is innovativeness defined as the relative willingness of a person to try a new product or
service (Goldsmith and Hokafer, 1991). 42 Innovativeness seems to influence more than frequency
of online purchasing. Moreover, when asked whether they had taken note of this hidden false
comment in interviews, almost 96% of the participants answered they had not. Among the electronic
media, social media is used more by startups. Furthermore, consumers generally believe that negative
information is more valuable than positive information when making a judgment ( Ahluwalia et al.,
2000 ). For example, a single-star rating (criticism) tends to have a greater influence on consumers’
buying tendencies than that of a five-star rating (compliment), a phenomenon known as the negative
deviation. The consumers are also now-a-days preferring store brands heavily because they can save
on money. A Social Media value-creation model is created in order to find out if any of the
functionalities applied to tourism and any of the perceived benefits of using Social Media in tourism
contribute in any way to the tourist's value-creation or if it has an influence on tourists when
planning and taking trips. The drivers of socio-cultural change that change the nature of buildings.
Its remarkable growth has attracted numerous comments of researchers. The perceived risk of
purchasing goods through the Internet is higher than for services. International Journal of Electronic
Commerce, 6 (1), 75-91. Li, H., Kuo, C., and Russel, M. G. (1999) The impact of perceived channel
utilities, shopping orientations, and demographics on the consumer’s online buying behavior. The
newly developed scale consists of six dimensions and 25-items. The scale is suitable for use as a
diagnostic tool that will allow a retailer to identify weak areas of service delivery which demand
managerial attention. Then, the hypotheses based on the relevant theories are presented. Fictitious
Comments Recognition Analysis The authenticity of reviews is an important factor affecting the
helpfulness of online reviews. For example, Meyers-Levy and Sternthal (1993) put forward the
selectivity hypothesis, a theory of choice hypothesis, which implies that women gather all
information possible, process it in an integrative manner, and make a comprehensive comparison
before making a decision, while men tend to select only partial information to process and compare
according to their existing knowledge—a heuristic and selective strategy. Based on the objective,
exploratory research has been used for exploring new items in Indian context and descriptive research
has been used for the development of the retail service quality scale. Hirschman, 1982) led to an
increase in research on the utilitarian and the. It can be noted from the descriptive statistics for both
fixation dwell time and fixation count that the mean of positive reviews was less than that of
negative ones, suggesting that subjects spent more time on and had more interest in negative reviews.
A total of 12,403 product reviews were crawled through and extracted from the two most popular
online shopping platforms in China (e.g., Taobao.com and JD.com ) by using GooSeeker (2015), a
web crawler tool.
Third, since it has been argued that the relationship between consumers’ attitude and intentions to
buy online is moderated by independent factors, an examination of the influence of these factors is
presented. Solitude and safety risk emerges regularly as a reason for being cautious about internet
shopping. Results showed that the image of country's imagea and vital role in building a positive or
negative perception towards a. Part indoor department store part open air shopping street this
modern retail space feels lik. The study reveals that location and offers are the most important
criteria to choose the outlet. Report this Document Download now Save Save Literature Review on
a Study of Retail Store Attri. Together, these effects and influences on consumers' per-ception
toward online shopping provide a framework for understanding consumers' intentions to shop on the
Inter-net. Likewise, Boardman and Mccormick (2021) found that consumer attention and behavior
differ across web pages throughout the shopping journey depending on its content, function, and
consumer’s goal. According to this study, the time pressure and purpose of the shopping (for a gift or
for themselves) can change the consumers’ shopping habits. Acknowledgments The authors wish to
thank the Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, reviewers and typesetters for their highly constructive
comments. The paper highlights the demographic characteristics of the customers within the
organized and unorganized place of business. The wide range of product attributes, ambience, fast
billing process, customer service, parking facility, systematic display, attracts the consumers to buy
from organized retail outlet. The current study provides a deep understanding of the underlying
mechanism of how online reviews influence shopping behavior, reveals the effect of gender on this
effect for the first time and explains it from the perspective of attentional bias, which is essential for
the theory of online consumer behavior. It adds to the body of literature on the applicability of
Carroll’s pyramid model across global markets, being one of the very few studies in India to do so.
On the contrary, negative comments can reduce the generation of emotional trust and hinder
consumers’ buying intentions ( Archak et al., 2010 ). This can be explained by the rational behavior
hypothesis, which holds that consumers will avoid risk in shopping as much as possible. The review
shows that attitudes toward online shopping and intention to shop online are not only affected by
ease of use, usefulness, and enjoyment, but also by exogenous factors. Consumer purchasing
decision after reading online comments is a psychological process combining vision and information
processing. This implies that some caution should be taken in applying the findings that can be
derived from this paper Further research is also needed to determine which of the factors have the
most significant effect on behavioral intention to shop on the Internet. You can download the paper
by clicking the button above. Commercial complexes have lost its purpose with globally workforce
going. There are downsides to the workforce fully being remote, like extreme. Women would be
worried more about the various shopping risks and be more easily affected by others’ evaluations.
The following prompt was presented on the screen: “you will browse four similar mobile phone
products; please make your purchase decision for each mobile phone.” Participants then had 8,000
ms to browse the product information. Due to the rapid economic development, people were used to
fast-paced needs in. Part indoor department store part open air shopping street this modern retail
space feels lik. Considering the behavior results, when they pay more attention to negative
comments, consumers tend to give up buying mobile phones. Furthermore, when consumers browse
fake comments, they are suspicious and actively seek out relevant information to identify the
authenticity of the comments, which will result in more visual attention. This study analyzed the
varied factors that have an effect on the customer perception towards organized and unorganized
retail stores. This research paper aims the development of a scale for assessing customer perceptions
of service quality for discount stores in India. The framework uses the constructs of the Technology
Acceptance Model (TAM) as a basis, extended by exogenous factors and applies it to the online
shopping context.
Contrary to expectations, factors, such as appearance and logistics, were no longer a priority.
Determinants of Leisure Shopping Behaviour: An Empirical study among Consumer. For products
that require back-up merchandise to be. Furthermore, combined with the result of each subject’s
gaze distribution map and AOI heat map, it was found that different subjects paid attention to
different features of mobile phones. The current study used an empirical quantitative study that
comprised of 138 customers from different eco-friendly hotels in Northern India. Its remarkable
growth has attracted numerous comments of researchers. The primary data was gained by utilizing
structured questionnaire that was collected from consumers. Based on the objective, exploratory
research has been used for exploring new items in Indian context and descriptive research has been
used for the development of the retail service quality scale. Co branding driven by millennials and
generation z, the future of the luxury. Federal government websites often end in.gov or.mil. Before
sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site. Common Future”
published in 1987 by the World Commission on Environment. To achieve the research objectives,
primary and secondary data collection methods used. The review shows that attitudes toward online
shopping and intention to shop online are not only affected by ease of use, usefulness, and
enjoyment, but also by exogenous factors like consumer traits, situational factors, product
characteristics, previous online shopping experiences, and trust in online shopping. There are
downsides to the workforce fully being remote, like extreme. Thus, the framework of the current
study is shown in Figure 1. It can be used to make a phone call or watch videos, depending on the
user’s demands. Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery, 45 (7), 82-86. In
this paper, the eye-tracking experiment as a methodology was employed to test congruity hypotheses
of product reviews and explore consumers’ online review search behavior by incorporating the
moderating effect of gender. Communica tions of the Association for the Comptuting Machinery, 42
(12), pp. 32-38. Bhatnagar, A., Misra, S., and Rao, H. R. (2000) On risk, convenience and internet
shopping behavior. The study intends to buy decision process of FMCG products. Explaining online
consumer behavior is still a major issue as studies available focus on a multiple set of variables and
relied on different approaches and theoretical foundations. However, with the growing world
economic powers, new economic policies, FDI relaxations and distinctive selling ways the new quite
retailers like lookingmalls tend to hook the shoppers even in Tier II and Tier III cities. It relates to the
variety of product classes bought online, both in regard to purchasing and to visiting Web sites
seeking information. (Blake et al., 2003). In this sense innovativeness might be a fundamental factor
determining the quantity and quality of online shopping. 4.2. Situational factors 43 Situational
factors are found to be factors that affect significantly the choice between different retail store
formats when consumers are faced with a shopping decision (Gehrt and Yan, 2004). The authors
thank all the researchers who graciously shared their findings with us which allowed this eye-
tracking study to be more comprehensive than it would have been without their help. In our eye-
tracking experiment, whether the participant wears glasses or not was identified as a key issue.
Review of Literature: Online and Offline Consumer Buying Behavior Charles Dennis et. To light
parking areas in a consistent, attractive and unobtrusive manner. Specifically, consumers use
comments from other users to avoid possible risks from information asymmetry ( Hong et al., 2017 )
due to the untouchability of online shopping. Determinants of Leisure Shopping Behaviour: An
Empirical study among Consumer. Together, these effects and influences on consumers' per-ception
toward online shopping provide a framework for understanding consumers' intentions to shop on the
Inter-net.
Product review areas in Figure 2B are the AOI, presented as a double-column layout. Although
previous studies have found the effect of review valence on online consumer behavior, the current
study first reveals the effect of gender on this effect and explains it from the perspective of attention
bias. Based on this selective review, a conceptual model of OSA is presented. Fixation can indicate
the information acquisition process. Report bugs here All feedback is valuable Please share your
general feedback Join us on our journey Platform update page. To test the above hypothesis, the
following two hypotheses were derived, taking into consideration positive and negative review
comments from H1, and visual attention associated with fixation dwell time and fixation count. A
preliminary ANOVA analysis was performed, respectively, on fixation dwell time and fixation count
values, with gender (man vs. Therefore we can provide suggestions on how to improve the design of
mobile phone products for businesses according to the features that users are more concerned about.
South-dale opened in Edina, Minnesota (near Minneapolis) in 1956. It first. Many of the retailers are
increasing the percentage of private label brands in their product portfolio as the p r i v a t e l a b e l
s o r store brands will leave higher margins to the retailer. This means that consumer reviews contain
both positive and negative emotions. Goods with positive comments can promote online consumers’
purchase intention more than those with negative comments and will bring more profits to
businesses. This study simulated a network shopping scenario and conducted an eye movement
experiment to capture how product reviews affect consumers purchasing behavior by collecting eye
movement indicators and their behavioral datum, in order to determine whether the value of the
fixation dwell time and fixation count for negative comment areas is greater than that for positive
comment area and to what extent the consumers are suspicious about false comments. They have a
weaker perception of the risks of online shopping than women. Perceived risk was found to be
higher for high-involvement than for low-involvement-products, be they goods or services. 22
Various types of risk are perceived in purchase decisions, including prod uct risk, security risk and
privacy risk. 23 Product risk is the risk of making a poor or inappropriate purchase deci sion.
Valuable and interesting comments attract users to pay more attention throughout the browsing
process and focus on the AOIs for much longer. Paper also identify the problems face by the
consumers when they want to accept internet shopping.Present paper is a expressive study based on
the detailed review of earlier pertinent studies related to the various concepts of online shopping to
discover the concept of online shopping. As evident from the literature, much of the research has
focused on the outcome and impact of online reviews affecting purchasing decisions but has shed
less light on the underlying processes that influence customer perception ( Sen and Lerman, 2007;
Zhang et al., 2010; Racherla and Friske, 2013 ). Lackermair et al. (2013), for example, showed that
reviews and ratings are an important source of information for consumers. So customer thought to be
king of marketing sector and there's a desire to spot the customer perception towards organized and
unorganized place of business. International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, 32 (1),
pp. 5-18. George, J. F. (2002) Influences on the intent to make internet purchases. They tended to
believe that the more comprehensive the information they considered, the lower the risk they faced
of a failed purchase ( Garbarino and Strahilevitz, 2004; Kanungo and Jain, 2012 ). In addition, in
real online shopping, consumers are accustomed to giving positive reviews as long as any
dissatisfaction in the shopping process is within their tolerance limits. There are internal drivers (the
consumer) and external drivers (the mall. It can be noted from the descriptive statistics for both
fixation dwell time and fixation count that the mean of positive reviews was less than that of
negative ones, suggesting that subjects spent more time on and had more interest in negative reviews.
Male purchasing practices differ from those of female consumers. There are many reasons that divide
the urban ones from the semi urban. However, in order to determine whether this difference is
statistically significant or not, further inferential statistical analyses were required. The designer
creates forms with shapes derived from. Then, the reviews were classified in terms of appearance,
memory, running speed, logistics, and so on into two categories: positive reviews and negative
reviews.

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