| 英文摘要 |
Physical shopping and online shopping have their own advantages and disadvantages which strengthen or hinder consumers’switching behaviors. Prior literature have explored the motivations of consumers to use physical or online shopping, but relative few studies have discussed consumers’switching intention between offline and online stores. By applying the Push-Pull-Mooring framework, this study adopted the characteristics of physical stores as the push effects, and characteristics of the online store as the pull effects. Inertia was considered as a mooring factor to explore consumers’switching intention from offline to online shopping. The survey was conducted by using online questionnaire and the brands which have both online and physical stores were used as the research contexts. A total of 450 valid questionnaires were collected by convenience sampling method, and data was analyzed with SmartPLS software. The results showed that the push effects, including low immediate possession, low need for touch, and insecurity, have impacts on switching intention, whereas the pull effects, in terms of place and time convenience, product availability, economic benefits, and social shopping, have positive influences on switching intention. |