D’Avanzo & Kuflik, (2013) presented a study combining an E-Commerce literature survey, an E-Commerce websites' analysis, and a survey of online consumers opinions, pointing to a gap that exists between sellers' services and consumers’ expectations/choices. Empirical evidence suggests that this gap can be bridged turning to non-compensatory strategies (i.e. heuristics), implemented as web services on the E-Commerce websites. This work introduces a further analysis, based on Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), that is able to identify significant non-compensatory choice mechanisms among those emerged from previous experiments.
Modeling Online Consumer behaviors through Structural Equation Analysis
ADINOLFI, Paola;D'AVANZO, ERNESTO
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2016-01-01
Abstract
D’Avanzo & Kuflik, (2013) presented a study combining an E-Commerce literature survey, an E-Commerce websites' analysis, and a survey of online consumers opinions, pointing to a gap that exists between sellers' services and consumers’ expectations/choices. Empirical evidence suggests that this gap can be bridged turning to non-compensatory strategies (i.e. heuristics), implemented as web services on the E-Commerce websites. This work introduces a further analysis, based on Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), that is able to identify significant non-compensatory choice mechanisms among those emerged from previous experiments.File in questo prodotto:
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