英文摘要 |
To bridge the gap of studies, this study is to explore the impact of personal characteristics and perceived risk on online group buying intention. The study investigated the elementary school teachers who joined in the online group shopping in Ling Ya District in Kaohsiung City. With a sample of 236 usable questionnaires out of total of 280, we analyzed the data with descriptive statistics, factor analysis, reliability and validity analysis, independent sample t test, one way ANOVA, correlation and multiple regression analysis. The results show that: 1.Among the Big 5 personality, Agreeableness and openness are two most critical factors, followed by extroversion, positively influencingconsumer’s intentions of online group-buying. 2.Two of perceived risks have a significantly negative impact on online group-buying intention: financial risk and psychological risks. 3. Consumer's gender, age, marriage, and working duration of show significant differences regarding online group-buying intentions, whereas, education, working position and personal income have no significant difference. The paper concludes by providing implications for marketing strategies and future studies. |