Table 6 presents results of a multiple regression analysis used to evaluate the strength of the proposed
relationship. Six hypotheses were formulated and all the variables retain after filtering with factor analysis. The individual hypothesis was tested using a multiple regression prediction model following the guidelines established
by Hair et al. [22] with online brand trust as the dependent variable. The results obtained, as shown in Table 6,
revealed that H1, H2, H4, H5, and H6 were found to be positive and significant in the prediction model. Effects of
perceived risk were tested by H3, which was rejected by this test. This result indicates that perceived risk would
not affect online brand trust. The results provide support for hypotheses H1, H2`, H4, H5, and H6, that is, the
relationship between security/privacy (β=.159; p<0.01), word-of-mouth on online brand trust (β=.122; p<0.01),
good online experience on online brand trust (β=.147; p<0.05), quality of information with online brand trust
(β=.138; p<0.05) and brand reputation (β=.159; p<0.01) with online brand trust.
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