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Assessing the Purchasing Behaviour in S-commerce among Indonesian Students in Malaysia

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Syazwani Yahaya, Marcella Angeline Widyodarsono, Noraini Ahmad, Muhammad Shahid Khan

Summary

Researchers examined the purchasing behaviour of Indonesian students in Malaysia using social commerce platforms, assessing the relationships between advertising value, perceived value, and trust on purchase intentions via a quantitative survey of 105 participants. Results indicated that trust and perceived value were significant drivers of s-commerce purchasing decisions among this demographic.

The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between advertising value, perceived value, and trust for purchasing behaviour in social commerce (s-commerce). The study was quantitative, and 105 Indonesian students provided primary data using a self-administered questionnaire. After applying SPSS to analyze the data, it was found that 56.1% of the variance could be explained by the suggested model. The findings show that there is a positive significant relationship between advertising value, perceived value, and trust for purchasing behaviour in s-commerce. The study's implications are intended to support information technology professionals to implement s-commerce technology in commercial settings

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