Behavioral intention refers to “a person’s subjective probability that he will perform some behavior” (p. 288, [13]). In the context of electronic commerce, behavioral intention refers to the likelihood that a consumer actually buys online. As mentioned before, there exists a strong relationship between attitude and intention. The more favorable an individual’s attitude toward Internet shopping, the more likely he or she will intend to shop online. Although intention to shop is currently treated as a dependent variable in the research model (as shown in Figure 1), several researchers suggested that understanding behavioral intention is necessary for predicting behavior from attitudes. Past research [6] found that consumers’ intention to shop is an important factor determining consumers’ Internet shopping behavior.