英文摘要 |
In 2017, they were 15,654,600 Taiwanese passengers who traveled abroad, and the Central Bank issued a foreign exchange for travel abroad totaling 17.992 billion US dollars. In order to research the gift purchase behavior of people going abroad and bringing gifts back with them, this study collected data from 438 subjects. Their purchases were analyzed according to the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), as constructed and tested using the least-squares method. The empirical results show: (1) The attitude, descriptive norms and perceived behavior control (PBC) significantly affect purchasing intentions. (2) The PBC has a significant effect on actual behavior. (3) The variable of behavioral intention has a partial mediating effect. (4) The explanatory variances of behavioral intentions and actual behaviors are 61.8% and 65%, respectively and the effects are significant. (5) When comparing the injunctive norms and descriptive norms in the same model and at the same time, the effect of injunctive norms could be substituted by descriptive norms. Research conclusions indicate that deepening the TPB and the proposed TBP model architecture can serve as the basis for developing a more complete consumer decision-making process. |