英文摘要 |
This study uses Airbnb's potential consumers as research subjects to explore whether the variables of internet word-of-mouth, perceived risk, and trust will influence consumers' willingness to accommodate. At the same time, this study also assesses the mediating effect of trust. This study designs the questionnaires and formulates its research hypothesis after collecting, reading, and analyzing the relevant literature. This study then uses the convenient sampling method to collect the necessary data through the online survey (the total number of valid questionnaires in the implementation process is 458). After the collation, the analyses of reliability and validity will be carried out first. The descriptive statistics summarizes the background information of the respondents and then verifies whether the research hypotheses are supported through relevant statistical methods. The results of the analysis show that consumers' perceived risk has a significant negative impact on trust and willingness to accommodate while online word-of-mouth and trust have a significant positive support on the willingness to accommodate. In addition, trust has a partially mediating effect to the relationship between perceived risk and the willingness of accommodation. In summary, the results of this study can be used as a reference for consumers or related industries to deal with consumption choices or operational management. |