英文摘要 |
In a society with fewer children, more and more people are replacing having children with pets, and pet insurance can compensate pets for losses in the event of illness or accident. Based on the rational behavior theory and the perspective of attitude ternary theory, this study explores the influence of risk perception, attitude and subjective norms on the purchase intention of pet insurance. This study used a questionnaire analysis method to collect data, and people aged 20 to 65 who can insure themselves and have experience in keeping pets were used as the research subjects, and a total of 356 valid questionnaires were recovered. The results of the study show that risk perception, attitude and subjective norms have a positive impact on the purchase intention, and the attitude has a complete intermediary effect between the risk perception and the pet insurance purchase intention relationship, and the attitude has a partial intermediary effect between the subjective norms on the pet insurance purchase intention relationship. |