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OPR continuance intention 2 decision effort 2 decision quality 2 online product recommendation 2 satisfaction 2 usefulness 2 Consumer behaviour 1 Customer satisfaction 1 Decision 1 Entscheidung 1 Konsumentenverhalten 1 Kundenzufriedenheit 1 Online retailing 1 Online-Handel 1 Personalisierung 1 Personalization 1 Product quality 1 Produktqualität 1 Viral marketing 1 Virales Marketing 1
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Ahmad, Jamil 2 Ashraf, Muhammad 2 Hamyon, Asad Afzal 2 Sheikh, Muhammad Ramzan 2 Wareesa Sharif 1
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Cogent Business & Management 1 Cogent business & management 1
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Effects of post-adoption beliefs on customers' online product recommendation continuous usage: An extended expectation-confirmation model
Ashraf, Muhammad; Ahmad, Jamil; Hamyon, Asad Afzal; … - In: Cogent Business & Management 7 (2020) 1, pp. 1-17
original ECM that reveals lower variances explained compared to the OPR continuance model (D6% in OPR continuance intention, D5 … continuance intention, R2 = 53% of satisfaction, R2 = 50.5% of perceived usefulness, and R2 = 9% of perceived decision effort, and … existing users of the OPR. Results indicated a good explanatory power of the OPR continuance model (R2 = 62.1% of OPR …
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Effects of post-adoption beliefs on customers’ online product recommendation continuous usage : an extended expectation-confirmation model
Ashraf, Muhammad; Ahmad, Jamil; Hamyon, Asad Afzal; … - In: Cogent business & management 7 (2020) 1, pp. 1-17
original ECM that reveals lower variances explained compared to the OPR continuance model (D6% in OPR continuance intention, D5 … continuance intention, R2 = 53% of satisfaction, R2 = 50.5% of perceived usefulness, and R2 = 9% of perceived decision effort, and … existing users of the OPR. Results indicated a good explanatory power of the OPR continuance model (R2 = 62.1% of OPR …
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