英文摘要 |
In the era of electronic commerce, the main limitation of online shopping is customers cannot sense the products directly. This will affect consumer’s perceived risk and purchase intention. Previous studies indicated that 3D technique can overcome above problem. However, in practice, 3D technology is seldom used due to the technical thresholds and cost considerations. In order to resolve above gap between academic and practical application, the purpose of this study is attempted to understand the impact of different product information presentation methods (text, 2D and 3D) and different product types (sensory and non-sensory) on consumer’s perceived risk, satisfaction and purchase intention. Quasi-experimental design was employed. Additionally, Sony and PChome websites are served as experimental context. The subjects are college students. Finally, 505 valid subjects participated in this study. The major finding indicated that different product information presentation method will affect consumer’s perceived risk positively and moderated by different product types. |