Formation of e-satisfaction and repurchase intention: Moderating roles of computer self-efficacy and computer anxiety
Expert Systems with ApplicationsPublished 26 November 2008
Heeseok Lee, Sue Young Choi, Young Sik Kang
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A conceptual model is developed to decipher how e-satisfaction is formed and how computer-related individual differences such as computer self-efficacy and computer anxiety moderate this formation.
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The exploration of online customer satisfaction (called e-satisfaction hereafter) and repurchase becomes increasingly important in e-commerce. Yet, the process of e-satisfaction and repurchase formation and the context under which this process may vary have not been investigated rigorously. In order to fill this knowledge gap, this paper attempts to develop a conceptual model to decipher how e-satisfaction is formed. Furthermore, it investigates how computer-related individual differences such as computer self-efficacy and computer anxiety moderate this formation. The analysis results from a survey of 274 online buyers confirm that our antecedents play key roles in forming e-satisfaction and repurchase and the proposed moderators are important.
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