Shopping via online is being one of the human life style for modern society. The developement buying something by increase up to 26 % with new consument reach 51%. By this phenomena can be used decorative fish in dveloping thei bussiness along pandemic covid-19. people who keep stay at home during contribute or develope e-commerce. This research know effect e-commerce marketing especially (ikan...

Some Internet shoppers use online shopping aids to help them search for products and services, and to assist them in making in-depth comparisons among alternatives. By presenting comparison information on salient criteria (e.g., price) from multiple vendors of a specific product, online shopping aids can increase the number of alternatives considered, while reducing search time and costs. In th...

The influence of large sub urban shopping center toward the decline of inner city commercial center has attracted many researchers. To prevent the decline of the city center due to urban sprawl, it is necessary to understand the influence of sub urban shopping mall development in competition with the city commercial center. This paper reports the investigation on the transportation effect on th...

Lack of consumer trust is a critical obstacle to the success of online retailing. Knowledge is one important factor influencing the level of trust. However, there is no consensus on the relationship between knowledge and trust. Some studies argued a negative relationship between knowledge and trust while the others argued positive. This study discussed the relationship among knowledge, trust in...

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the iPad 2™ with Book Creator™ software to provide visual cues and video prompting to teach shopping skills in the community to a young adult with an autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability. METHODS A multiple probe across settings design was used to assess effects of the intervention on the participant's independence with following a shopping list in a groc...

Previous studies explored the effects of individual cognitive and affective reactions on online shopping and those of individual differences on usage of information systems. However, few studies evaluated how individual differences affect online shopping. This paper draws on the theory of reasoned action (TRA) and the technology acceptance model (TAM) as it attempts to gain understanding of ind...

Many scholars have developed different conceptual models to capture effects of factors on consumers’ preferences for on-line shopping websites (e.g., Ranganathan and Gananpathy, 2002; Schaupp and Belanger, 2005; Shih, 2004; Straub and Watson, 2001) because the on-line shopping website has become one of the major interfaces between companies and their consumers. A review of extant literatures su...

Low-income areas in which residents have poor access to healthy foods have been referred to as "food deserts." It is thought that improving food access may help curb the obesity epidemic. Little is known about where residents of food deserts shop and if shopping habits are associated with body mass index (BMI). We evaluated the association of food shopping and acquisition (e.g., obtaining food ...

Iran is becoming an appropriate country for selling Internet-based products. Evidence illustrates an inverse trend and avoidance in this regard. This study was designed to provide some insights into why Iranians avoid shopping on the Internet. The recent rapid increase in the number of Iranian users (almost 34 million) and low desire to buy from online retailers make it imperative to study vari...

Over the past decade, Internet shopping has grown substantially. Although the fast advancing information infrastructure makes the connectivity possible to reach almost anywhere in the world, it does not necessarily ensure a successful development of Internet shopping platform for every Internet shoppers. The important factor that could influence the diffusion of Internet commerce can be the dif...