Research Article

A Research on The Effect of E-Service Quality, Confidence in Website and Perceived Risk on Perceived Value and Positive Behaviours of Consumers

Volume: 16 Number: 29 Ekim Özel Sayısı October 31, 2020
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A Research on The Effect of E-Service Quality, Confidence in Website and Perceived Risk on Perceived Value and Positive Behaviours of Consumers

Abstract

The aim of this study is determine the effect of e-service quality, confidence in website and perceived risk on perceived value and positive behaviours of consumers. The questionnaire form developed in order to accomplish the aim of the research was performed on a total of 520 consumers in Turkey who shopped online via e-commercial websites between the period of August and October 2018. As a result of the research, while e-service quality perception of consumers was an aspect that affected the perceived value and customer satisfaction, it was determined that the perception of confidence in website was a variable that had an effect on perceived value, e-loyalty, customer satisfaction and intention to repurchase. However, it was identified that the perceived risk, a third independent variable, affected solely the intention to repurchase. Based on the results of the research, various suggestions were made to enable businesses to increase their e-commerce volumes.

Keywords

E-service quality , E-loyalty , Perceived risk , Positive behaviours , Turkey

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APA
Demirdöğmez, M., & Gültekin, N. (2020). A Research on The Effect of E-Service Quality, Confidence in Website and Perceived Risk on Perceived Value and Positive Behaviours of Consumers. OPUS International Journal of Society Researches, 16(29 Ekim Özel Sayısı), 3225-3250. https://doi.org/10.26466/opus.731100