Does Perceived Risk? A Study of Technology Acceptance Model on Online Shopping Intention
Date
2022-06-02Author
SUROSO, Imam
AFANDI, Mochammad Farid
GALUSHASTI, Andarula
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This research discusses and tests the factors influencing consumer intentions in making
online purchases in Indonesia based on technology acceptance models and perceived risks. The
survey was conducted online over the internet and collected 308 valid data. Data were analyzed
using structural equation model methods and with to help of the Smart PLS 3.0 program.
According to the findings, perceived ease of use, usefulness, and risk positively influenced online
purchase intentions. Perceived risk concerns, on the other hand, get a negative effect on online
purchasing intentions. The research focused on the impact of perceived risk, perceived ease of
use, and perceived usefulness on online purchase intentions. Other determinants need to be
considered for future studies.
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