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The Effect of Commitment on the Relationship between Satisfaction and Revisit Intention for Two Types of Online Shopping Malls

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This study aims to find what the commitment is that each of two different forms of online shopping mall – the specialized shopping mall and the integrated shopping mall – pursues, and to recognize which commitments play a positive role in the intention to revisit by customers. We carried out hypothesis testing on 208 consumers who had used an online shopping mall in the past year. Regarding the results, we found that there were different effects of commitment type on the revisit intention for different online shopping malls. It was recognized that in the relationship between satisfaction and commitment, satisfaction from both the specialized shopping mall and the integrated shopping mall had a key effect on commitment. It was also identified that an increase in satisfaction from the use of an online shopping mall has a positive impact on both affective commitment and calculative commitment. Regarding the relationship between commitment and intention to revisit, it was identified that both affective commitment and calculative commitment have positive effects in increasing the intention to revisit in the case of the integrated shopping mall. However, in the case of the specialized shopping mall, it appears that there were no similar results for the intention to revisit caused by calculative commitments that weigh the calculation of gains and losses. On the basis of these findings, we have drawn a theoretical and practical implication.

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This study aims to find what the commitment is that each of two different forms of online shopping mall – the specialized shopping mall and the integrated shopping mall – pursues, and to recognize which commitments play a positive role in the intention to revisit by customers. We carried out hypothesis testing on 208 consumers who had used an online shopping mall in the past year. Regarding the results, we found that there were different effects of commitment type on the revisit intention for different online shopping malls. It was recognized that in the relationship between satisfaction and commitment, satisfaction from both the specialized shopping mall and the integrated shopping mall had a key effect on commitment. It was also identified that an increase in satisfaction from the use of an online shopping mall has a positive impact on both affective commitment and calculative commitment. Regarding the relationship between commitment and intention to revisit, it was identified that both affective commitment and calculative commitment have positive effects in increasing the intention to revisit in the case of the integrated shopping mall. However, in the case of the specialized shopping mall, it appears that there were no similar results for the intention to revisit caused by calculative commitments that weigh the calculation of gains and losses. On the basis of these findings, we have drawn a theoretical and practical implication.

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