Research Article

Factors Affecting Consumers' Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence

Number: 14 July 17, 2024
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Factors Affecting Consumers' Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

The aim of this study is to try to explain the factors that are thought to affect consumers' attitudes towards online advertisements guided by artificial intelligence. In this context, by utilizing the TAM model, innovation value, trust and perceived risk variables were added to the research model developed to explain the attitudes of individuals towards online advertisements guided by artificial intelligence. Although it is observed that the trust and perceived risk factors added to the model do not have a significant effect on AI-directed ads, it is thought that the non-significance of the two proposed hypotheses may be due to the data set. Because the literature in which the research model was developed shows that the perceived risk factor has a negative effect on attitudes. In this current study, it was observed that perceived risk had a negative effect on attitudes (R²=-0.038, p≤ ,106) but the hypothesis test was not significant. Similarly, although it was observed that trust had a positive effect on attitudes (R²=0.050, p≤ ,117), the hypothesis test was not significant. On the other hand, perceived usefulness (R²=-0,407 p≤ ,05), perceived ease of use (R²=-0,507, p≤ ,05), perceived novelty (R²=-0,186, p≤ ,05) positively affect attitudes towards AI-directed advertisements.

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Ethical Statement

Ethics Committee permission for this study was obtained from Yozgat Bozok University Social Sciences and Humanities Ethics Committee with the decision dated September 20, 2023 and Decision Number 06/04.

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Details

Primary Language

English

Subjects

Communication Sociology, Quantitative Methods in Sociology

Journal Section

Research Article

Publication Date

July 17, 2024

Submission Date

May 11, 2024

Acceptance Date

June 12, 2024

Published in Issue

Year 2024 Number: 14

APA
Aksu, S., & Çepni Şener, B. (2024). Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence. İmgelem, 14, 373-400. https://doi.org/10.53791/imgelem.1482365
AMA
1.Aksu S, Çepni Şener B. Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence. İMGELEM. 2024;(14):373-400. doi:10.53791/imgelem.1482365
Chicago
Aksu, Simge, and Betül Çepni Şener. 2024. “Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence”. İmgelem, nos. 14: 373-400. https://doi.org/10.53791/imgelem.1482365.
EndNote
Aksu S, Çepni Şener B (July 1, 2024) Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence. İmgelem 14 373–400.
IEEE
[1]S. Aksu and B. Çepni Şener, “Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence”, İMGELEM, no. 14, pp. 373–400, July 2024, doi: 10.53791/imgelem.1482365.
ISNAD
Aksu, Simge - Çepni Şener, Betül. “Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence”. İmgelem. 14 (July 1, 2024): 373-400. https://doi.org/10.53791/imgelem.1482365.
JAMA
1.Aksu S, Çepni Şener B. Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence. İMGELEM. 2024;:373–400.
MLA
Aksu, Simge, and Betül Çepni Şener. “Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence”. İmgelem, no. 14, July 2024, pp. 373-00, doi:10.53791/imgelem.1482365.
Vancouver
1.Simge Aksu, Betül Çepni Şener. Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchasing Attitudes Towards Ads Guided by Artificial Intelligence. İMGELEM. 2024 Jul. 1;(14):373-400. doi:10.53791/imgelem.1482365

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