Exploring online and offline shopping motivational values in Malaysia

被引:14
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作者
Wong, Rachel Mei Ming [1 ]
Wong, Shiet Ching [1 ]
Ke, Guek Nee [1 ]
机构
[1] Heriot Watt Univ Malaysia, Putrajaya, Malaysia
关键词
Malaysia; Shopping behaviour; Online shopping; Shopping motivation; Offline shopping; ELABORATION LIKELIHOOD MODEL; EXPLORATORY FACTOR-ANALYSIS; WORD-OF-MOUTH; GENDER-DIFFERENCES; MASLOWS HIERARCHY; UTILITARIAN MOTIVATIONS; PURCHASE INTENTIONS; STORE ATTRIBUTES; DECISION-MAKING; MODERATING ROLE;
D O I
10.1108/APJML-10-2016-0197
中图分类号
F [经济];
学科分类号
02 ;
摘要
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to combine the elaboration likelihood model and hedonic/utilitarian values into a coherent model of shopping motivational values for online and offline Malaysian shoppers. Once these values were identified, they were compared to one another based on shopping channel, gender, and age group. Design/methodology/approach The Shopping Motivational Value Questionnaire was developed by the researcher after extensive literature review and measured the respondent's perception toward shopping motivational values in both shopping channels. Data were collected from 306 Malaysians above the age of 21, and analyzed using exploratory factor analysis and pairwise t-test techniques. Findings The factor analysis revealed a three-factor model of shopping motivational values. Gratification Values were the most important to shoppers, followed by Essential and Societal Values. Shoppers perceived all these motivational values as important when shopping offline as compared to online, regardless of gender and age group. Research limitations/implications The results of the factor analysis revealed a three-factor model of shopping motivational values: Gratification Values which were the most important to shoppers, followed by Essential and Societal Values. These values were then compared to one another based on shopping channel, gender, and age group. Results indicate that shoppers perceived all these motivational values as important when shopping offline rather than online, regardless of gender and age group. Moreover, the perception of shoppers toward specific product categories and other shopping channels were not taken into account. Originality/value This study attempted to combine the elaboration likelihood model and hedonic and utilitarian values into a coherent model. A questionnaire was developed by the researcher with these two theoretical models as its foundation. Additionally, the shopping motivational values of this study have been formulated to be compatible to both shopping channels.
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页数:28
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