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The Effects of O4O Service Use and Need for Cognition on Perceived Usefulness: Mediated Moderation Effect of Self-efficacy
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소비자의 O4O 서비스 이용과 인지욕구가 지각된 유용성에 미치는 영향: 자기 효능감의 매개된 조절효과

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Hye Young Kim (고려대학교)
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Global e-Business Association The e-Business Studies Vol.22 No.2 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2021.4
Pages
3 - 20 (18page)
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10.20462/tebs.2021.4.22.2.3

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Recently, the concept of O4O(Online for Offline) service has emerged in many studies. This paper focuses the effects of consumer’s perceptions of need for cognition, self-efficacy on perceived usefulness of the O4O service use. In pilot study, O4O service shows that consumers have higher perceived usefulness than other offline services (e.g., O2O(Online to Offline), only offline shop). One hundred forty-four undergraduate students participated in the 2 (O4O service use) × 2 (Need for Cognition) between-subjects factorial design in main study. We show that O4O service use and need for cognition had a significant interaction effect on perceived usefulness. Further, this study tested the mediated moderation model using Hayes’s PROCESS. The finding indicates that the interaction effect of the O4O service use and need for cognition on perceived usefulness was partially mediated by consumers’ self-efficacy. These results contribute to the literature on O4O service and inform implications for marketers who develop O4O strategies.

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