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研究生: 李泗妤
Li, Shi-Yu
論文名稱: 應用PPM理論探討通路轉換行為:以行動購物自我效能與轉換成本為干擾效果
Applying PPM Theory to Investigate Channel Switching Behaviors: Mobile Shopping Self-efficacy and Switching Costs as Moderators
指導教授: 張心馨
Chang, Hsin-Hsin
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 管理學院 - 企業管理學系
Department of Business Administration
論文出版年: 2015
畢業學年度: 103
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 144
中文關鍵詞: 推-拉-繫留理論多通路購物行動購物轉換成本
外文關鍵詞: Push-Pull-Mooring Theory, Multichannel Shopping, Mobile Shopping, Switching Cost
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  • 因行動裝置及行動上網的普及化影響,消費者有更多元化的購物通路選擇,其消費路徑亦越趨複雜,據資策會2014年調查指出21.3%消費者會先至實體商店體驗產品,而後再使用行動裝置至網路或行動商店進行產品比價評估與購買。然何種因素會促使消費者由實體商店轉換到行動商店購物乃一值得深思與探討之議題。因此,本研究採「推-拉-繫留(Push-Pull-Mooring;PPM)」理論模型來探討消費者由實體通路轉換至行動通路的轉換意圖。其中推力效果(Push Effect)乃消費者在實體商店利用行動裝置進行資訊搜尋之行為(以知覺搜尋利益與知覺搜尋成本為前置因子)及其所產生之知覺價值(以知覺品質與知覺價格為前置因子);而拉力效果(Pull Effect)乃消費者臆測未來會在行動商店完成購物因此針對該商店之吸引力進行評估(以行動特色與行動商店服務品質為前置因子);此外繫留效果(Mooring Effect) 則以行動購物自我效能及轉換成本為阻礙推力與拉力之干擾效果。本研究以結構方程模型(SEM)進行403份有效問卷計量分析及假設檢定,在推力效果顯示,消費者在實體商店內利用行動裝置進行資訊搜尋之行為對行動通路之轉換意圖具正向影響效果,而知覺實體商店價值則負向影響轉換意圖;就拉力效果而言,行動商店吸引力對行動通路之轉換意圖有正向影響效果;此外,干擾作用之繫留效果:行動購物自我效能對推力效果之資訊搜尋行為具顯著影響,在轉換成本方面,關係轉換成本不僅對推力效果之資訊搜尋行為具顯著影響亦對知覺價值具顯著影響,而程序轉換成本則對拉力效果中的行動商店吸引力具干擾效果。綜上所述,本研究建議實體商店業者應投注更多心力建設數位裝置發展數位行銷並加強人員培訓以提升實體商店服務品質及知覺價值,而跨足行動網路購物業者必須提供具吸引力的介面及優化的購物流程來增加消費者行動購物之意願。

    The popularity of mobile devices and wireless internet enable consumers to choose channels freely and has a significant impact on the consumer shopping process. According to an MIC (the Institute for Information Industry) survey (2014), 21.3% consumers will first try out products in a physical store and will then use their mobile devices to compare product prices and make a purchase. The phenomenon of consumer switching intention is therefore worth pondering. Therefore, the Push-Pull-Mooring Theory was applied to investigate consumer channel switching intention related to offline and mobile stores. Push effects contain mobile information search behavior (ISB) (perceived benefit of search and perceived cost of search as antecedents) and perceived value (PV) (perceived service quality and perceived price as antecedents) for a physical store. Pull effects are consumers’ evaluations of the mobile store attractiveness (AMS) (mobile characteristics and perceived quality of mobile store as antecedents). Additionally, mobile shopping self-efficacy (MSS) and switching cost are the mooring effects that intervene in the push and pull effects. 403 valid questionnaires were collected using an online survey, and structural equation modeling (SEM) was adopted for quantitative analysis and hypothesis testing. The results indicated that push and pull effects have a direct impact on switching intention with the exception of the perceived cost of the search. Mooring effects (MSS, procedural and relational switch costs) have a varying degree of moderating effect on the ISB, PV, AMS and switch intention. In conclusion, this study suggests that offline businesses should invest in digital devices, digital marketing and employee training to enhance service quality and value. Companies with mobile stores should design appealing interfaces and optimize shopping processes in order to increase mobile shopping intention.

    CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Research Background and Motivations 1 1.2 Research Objectives 6 1.3 Research Procedure 7 CHAPTER 2 Literature Review 9 2.1 Migration Theory and the Push-Pull-Mooring (PPM) Model 9 2.2 The Push-Pull-Mooring (PPM) Model and Switch Intention 13 2.3 Push Effect 15 2.3.1 Push Effect-Information Searching Behavior 16 2.3.2 Push Effect-Perceived Benefit of Search 18 2.3.3 Push Effect-Perceived Cost of Search 20 2.3.4 Push Effect- Perceived Value 21 2.3.5 Push Effect-Perceived Service Quality 24 2.3.6 Push Effect-Perceived Price 27 2.4 Pull Effect 30 2.4.1 Pull Effect -Attractiveness of Mobile Store 30 2.4.2 Pull Effect -Mobile Characteristics 31 2.4.3 Pull Effect -Perceived Quality of Mobile Store 35 2.5 Mooring Effect 40 2.5.1 Mooring Effect-Mobile Shopping Self-Efficacy 41 2.5.2 Mooring Effect-Switching Cost 45 CHAPTER 3 Hypothesis Development 49 3.1. Push Effect 49 3.1.1 Information Searching Behavior and Switch Intention 49 3.1.2 Perceived Benefit of Search and Information Searching Behavior 50 3.1.3 Perceived Cost of Search and Information Searching Behavior 51 3.1.4 Perceived Value and Switch Intention 52 3.1.5 Perceived Service Quality and Perceived Value 53 3.1.6 Perceived Price and Perceived Value 54 3.2. Pull Effect 55 3.2.1 Attractiveness of Mobile Store and Switch Intention 55 3.2.2 Mobile Characteristics and Attractiveness of Mobile Retail Store 56 3.2.3 Perceived Quality of Mobile Store and Attractiveness of Mobile Store 57 3.3. Mooring Effect 58 3.3.1 Mobile shopping self-efficacy 58 3.3.2 Switching costs (a) Procedural switching costs (b) Relational switching costs 60 CHAPTER 4 Research Methodology 64 4.1 Construct Definition and Hypotheses 64 4.1.1 Construct Definition 64 4.1.2 Hypotheses 66 4.2 Research Design and Measurement Development 67 4.3 Pilot Test Analysis 69 4.4 Procedure of Data Analysis 75 4.4.1 Demographic Analysis 75 4.4.2 Confirmatory Factor Analysis 76 4.4.3 Reliability and Validity Analysis 76 4.4.4 Structure Equation Model 77 CHAPTER 5 Data Analysis Results 78 5.1 Data Collection and Demographic Analysis 78 5.2 Descriptive Analysis 80 5.3 Measurement Model Analysis 86 5.3.1 Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) 86 5.3.2 Reliability and Convergent validity 93 5.3.3 Discriminant validity analysis 94 5.4 Hypothesis Testing 97 5.4.1 SEM Model Fit and SEM Path Analysis 97 5.4.2 Moderating Effect 100 CHAPTER 6 Conclusions & Recommendations 105 6.1 Research Findings 105 6.2 Theoretical Implications 116 6.3 Managerial Implications 119 6.4 Limitations and Directions for Future Research 121 Reference 122 Appendix (A) Path Diagram of Measurement Model 137 Appendix (B) Formal Questionnaire 138

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