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Table 3 Structural Path coefficients and impacts of the variables on the TPB constructs and PI of the online and offline shopper groups. source Tai [11]

From: Examining customer intentions to purchase intelligent robotic products and services in Taiwan using the theory of planned behaviour

Structural Path Analyses

Hypotheses

Online Shopper Structural Path

Coefficient Values

Online Shopper

Hypothesis Results

Hypotheses

Overall Shopper Structural Path

Coefficient Values

Overall Shopper

Hypothesis Results

Ease of Usage → Attitude

H1a

0.838

Supported

β1a

0.644

Supported

Ease of Usage → Subjective Norms

H1b

0.651

Supported

β1b

0.651

Supported

Ease of Usage → Perceived Behavioral Control

H1c

0.79

Supported

β1c

0.498

Supported

Product Price → Attitude

H2a

(-0.127)

Not Supported

β2a

(-0.032)

Not Supported

Product Price → Subjective Norms

H2b

0.28

Supported

β2b

0.28

Supported

Product Price → Perceived Behavioral Control

H2c

(-0.155)

Not Supported

β2c

0.051

Not Supported

Brand Perception → Attitude

H3a

0.142

Not Supported

β3a

0.249

Supported

Brand Perception → Subjective Norms

H3b

0.005

Not Supported

β3a

0.108

Not Supported

Brand Perception → Perceived Behavioral Control

H3c

0.133

Not Supported

β3c

0.413

Supported

Attitude → Purchase Intention

H4a

0.105

Not Supported

β4a

0.378

Supported

Subjective Norms → Purchase Intention

H4b

0.753

Supported

β4b

0.469

Supported

Perceived Behavioral Control → 

H4c

0.176

Not Supported

β4c

0.225

Supported