measures the construct that it is supposed to measure (Blumberg et al. , 2011;
Bhattacherjee, 2012). To ensure validity, existing measurement scales, as mentioned in
prior text, were adapted and then tested before being utilised to assess the constructs.
Furthermore, Pearson’ s correlation coefficient analysis (Tables III and IV) was used to
examine and measure the linear strength of relationships between quantitative variables
(Maree, 2007, Field, 2009). Analysis of variance (ANOVA) is utilised when two
independent variables or more need to be compared to an individual quantitative score
(Maree, 2007). ANOVA used Wald’ s χ2 and was conceptualised as a Generalised Linear
Model (GLM) to establish if there were significant differences between the usage
- I will buy products that are advertised on FB in the near future (1)
- I desire to buy products that are promoted on FB (2)
- Advertisements on FB do not increase purchase intent of featured brandsa (3)
- Advertisements on FB have a positive influence on my purchase decisions (4)
- I would buy the products that are advertised on FB if I had the money (5)
- I do not intend to acquire products that are promoted on FBa (6)
- I am likely to buy some of the products that are promoted on FB (7)
- I plan to purchase the products that are advertised on FB (8)
- Advertisements on FB have a negative influence on buying decisions (9)
- Advertisements on FB make me less loyal to brands (10)
- I buy products that are advertised on FB (11)
- I use many of the products that are promoted on FB (12)
- I do not purchase products that are featured on FB (13)
- Advertisements on FB affect my purchase behaviour positively (14)
- Advertisements on FB help make me loyal to the promoted products (15)
- Advertisements on FB affect my purchase behaviour negatively (16)
- I purchase products that are promoted on FB (17)
- Advertisements on FB affect my buying actions positively (18)