Influence of Attitude and Intention on Consumer Behavior of Goods Purchasing via Line

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Nuntaporn Keandoungchun
Kwankamol Donkwa

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The objectives of this research were 1) to study level of goods purchasing attitude, level of goods purchasing intention, and level of consumer behavior of goods purchasing via Line. 2) to study a structural equation model of attitude and intention influence on consumer behavior of goods purchasing via Line, 3) to study the direct effect of goods purchasing attitude influence on consumer behavior of goods purchasing via Line, and 4) to study the indirect effect of goods purchasing attitude influence on consumer behavior which study by goods purchasing intention via Line. The sample size of this research was 815 consumers in Thailand. Data were gathered from an offline questionnaire. Data analysis employed descriptive statistics by measuring
the percentage, mean, and standard deviation (S.D.). It also employed the Structural Equation Model (SEM).  The results of the study of attitude and intention influecing on consumer behavior
of goods purchasing via Line found that level of goods purchasing attitude ( = 3.83), level of goods purchasing intention ( = 3.75) and level of consumer behavior of goods purchasing via Line ( = 3.72) were at a high level. In addition, the level of goods purchasing attitude in convenience, level of goods purchasing intention in consideration and level of consumer behavior of goods purchasing via Line for timesaving are higher than others. The structural equation modeling analysis also found that goods purchasing attitude had a positive direct effect on consumer behavior
(0.424) and indirect effect on consumer behavior (0.374). The most important effect on goods purchasing attitude is timesaving and the most important effect on intention of goods purchasing via Line is an intention to plan to buy goods.

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