1. Grewal, D., & Levy, M. (2009).

The effects of store environment on shopping behaviors: A critical

review. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 37(2), pp. 185-206. This article examines how the
store environment affects shopping behaviors in traditional retail stores. It reviews studies that have
looked at various aspects of the store environment such as layout, store design, music, lighting, and
customer service. The article also highlights the need for more research to better understand the
implications of store environment on shopping behaviors.
Link:https://www.researchgate.net/publication/
285767722_The_effects_of_store_environment_on_shopping_behaviors_A_critical_review

2. Liu, Y., Zhang, J., & Liu, T. (2011). Understanding online consumer behavior: A review. International
Journal of Electronic Commerce, 15(4), pp. 11-40. This article reviews current research on online
consumer behavior. It examines the motivations and factors that influence online purchasing decisions,
as well as the impact of product and service characteristics, pricing strategies, and customer service on
online buying behavior. The article also discusses the implications of online consumer behavior for
online retailers.
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3. Lee, Y. (2015). The effects of online shopping environment on consumer behavior: A literature
review. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, 43(1), pp. 39-50. This article reviews
the literature on the effects of online shopping environments on consumer behavior. It examines the
impact of website design, product information, customer service, and payment methods on online
buying behavior. The article also discusses the implications of online shopping environments for online
retailers.
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4. “The Impact of Traditional Retail Attributes on Online Shopping Behaviour.” Authors: Hoang, T.T., and
Nguyen, T.T. Published in: International Journal of Research in Marketing, Volume 34, Issue 2, 2017.
This research study examines the impact of traditional retail attributes on online shopping behaviour.
The authors found that price, product quality, customer service and product availability were the most
important factors that influence customers’ decisions when shopping online. Additionally, they
concluded that convenience, trust, and social influence were also important factors that affected
customers’ buying decisions.
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5. “Exploring the Factors Affecting the Choice between Traditional and Online Retailers.” Authors: Kim,
M., and Jeon, Y. Published in: International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, Volume 43,
Issue 6, 2015. This research study explores the factors affecting the choice between traditional and
online retailers. The authors found that price, product selection, convenience, and customer service
were the most important factors that influence customers’ decisions when choosing between traditional
and online retailers. Additionally, they concluded that trust and social influence were also important
factors that affected customers’ buying decisions.
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6. Zhang et al. (2015). The study found that the main factors affecting buying decisions were price,
convenience, product quality, and service quality. Price was the most important factor for both traditional
and online retail businesses, followed by convenience, product quality, and service quality. Online retail
businesses had higher levels of convenience and service quality, whereas traditional retail businesses
had higher levels of product quality. The study concluded that price and convenience were the primary
factors in consumers’ decision-making process when choosing between traditional and online retail
businesses.
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7. Kim, N. (2017). Exploring Consumer Preference for Traditional and Online Shopping: A Comparative
Study. International Journal of Marketing Studies, 9(5), 1-11. Convenience was the most important
factor for consumers when shopping, followed by price, quality, and selection. The study concluded that
despite the convenience and variety of shopping options available online, traditional shopping still
remained the preferred option among consumers due to factors such as product quality, price, and
selection. The study further suggested that retailers should focus on improving the online shopping
experience in order to attract more customers.
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8. Yoon, S., & Kim, Y. (2010). Factors Affecting Consumer Preference for Traditional or Online
Shopping. International Journal of Service Industry Management, 21(4), 441-456. traditional shopping
still remained the preferred option among consumers due to factors such as product quality, price, and
selection. The study further suggested that retailers should focus on improving the online shopping
experience in order to attract more customers. Additionally, retailers should work on improving the
delivery options and customer service in order to increase customer satisfaction.
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9. Chatterjee, S., & Lau, S. (2016). Consumer Preferences and Buying Behavior in Traditional and
Online Retail Markets: A Comparative Study. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management,
44(10), 876-892. there are some similarities between the two types of shopping, there are also some
significant differences. For example, the authors found that online shoppers are more likely to be
influenced by price, convenience, and product availability, while traditional shoppers are more
influenced by the need for human interaction and the satisfaction of tangible shopping experience.
Additionally, online shoppers tend to be more price sensitive and are more likely to be influenced by
promotions and discounts. The study also found that online shoppers are more likely to use mobile
devices for their purchases, while traditional shoppers are more likely to use cash and credit cards.
Finally, the authors conclude that traditional and online retail markets should be understood as two
distinct types of shopping, each with its own unique set of consumer preferences and buying behaviors.
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10. Lazar, A. (2014). Consumer Preference in Traditional and Online Shopping: A Study of the
Romanian Market. Journal of Business Economics and Management, 15(3), 543-554.convenience and
lower prices were the two main factors for consumer preference in online shopping. Additionally, the
study found that consumer preference for traditional shopping was driven by factors such as the ability
to touch and try products, the personal interaction with salespersons and the ability to receive the
product immediately. The study concluded that the Romanian market is open to online shopping, but it
is still in the early stages of development. The article offers valuable insights into consumer preference
in the Romanian market and provides useful information for businesses and marketers in the online and
traditional retail sectors.
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11. Rajendran, K., & Muthusamy, T. (2016). Factors Influencing Consumer Preferences for Traditional
and Online Shopping: Evidence from a Developing Country. Benchmarking: An International Journal,
23(4), 1097-1115. convenience, cost, and trustworthiness have a significant impact on consumer
preferences for online versus traditional shopping. Additionally, they find that trustworthiness has the
strongest influence on consumer preferences. The authors conclude that retailers should focus on
enhancing the trustworthiness of their online stores in order to attract more customers.
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12. Öner, U., & Şimşek, S. (2016). The Impact of Online Shopping on Consumer Preference and Buying
Decision: A Study of Turkish Consumers. International Journal of Trade Economics and Finance, 7(3),
128-136. online shopping has had a significant impact on consumer preference and buying decisions in
the Turkish market. Furthermore, the results show that overall satisfaction with online shopping was
higher than that of traditional shopping. The most important factors influencing consumer preference
and buying decisions were price, convenience, variety, and delivery time. The study provides insights
into the current trends in online shopping in the Turkish market, which can be used by retailers and
marketers to better understand the preferences and behaviors of Turkish consumers.
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13. Sanku, A., & Rao, N. (2015). Factors Influencing Consumer Preference for Traditional Vs. Online
Shopping: An Empirical Study. International Journal of Business and Management, 10(3), 35-
44.convenience, price, and product availability were the most important factors influencing consumer
preference for online shopping. Additionally, the study found that trust in the online shopping platform,
product quality, and delivery time were important factors influencing consumer preference for traditional
shopping. The results of this study provide important insights into the factors that influence consumer
preference for traditional versus online shopping, which can be used to inform strategies for retailers to
better engage with consumers.
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14. Glaser, B. G., & Strauss, A. L. (1967). The Discovery of Grounded Theory: Strategies for Qualitative
Research. Transaction Publishers. This book discusses how the social status of customers affects their
buying decisions. It discusses how the customer's belonging to a certain social group shapes their
economic behavior in certain ways and how this can be used by traditional businesses to their
advantage.
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15. Prasad, J., & Kacen, J. J. (2016). The impact of social status on consumer decision making. Journal
of Consumer Psychology, 26(2), 195–212. This article examines how social status affects consumer
decision making in traditional retail stores. It discusses how social status influences the types of
products purchased, the amount of money spent, and the purchase decisions made in traditional retail
stores.
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16. Li, H., Wang, Y., & Wang, Y. (2017). Social status, online word of mouth, and purchase intentions:
Evidence from China's online shopping market. International Journal of Information Management, 37(1),
150–165. This article examines how social status affects online word of mouth and purchase intentions
in China's.
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17. “The Impact of Online Shopping on Buying Decisions: A Case Study of the UK Market” by Maureen
O’Donnell, Journal of Research in Interactive Marketing, 2019.Online shoppers are more likely to be
influenced by product reviews and price comparisons than by traditional marketing techniques. Online
shoppers are more likely to use the internet to research products before making a purchase decision,
rather than relying solely on their own judgment. Online shoppers often use a combination of both online
and offline sources when making a purchase decision. Online shoppers are becoming more savvy and
are increasingly seeking out deals and bargains, as well as relying on reviews to guide their purchase
decisions. Online shoppers are more likely to make impulse purchases and are more likely to be
influenced by discounts or special offers. Overall, this case study suggests that online shopping is
having a significant impact on buying decisions of consumers in the UK market. It is likely that online
shopping will continue to dominate the market and that traditional marketing techniques will become
less effective in influencing purchase decisions.
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18. “The Impact of Online Shopping on Consumer Buying Decisions” by Kevin L. Kraemer and M. Zahra
Ward, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2015.
online shopping has a positive effect on consumer buying decisions and that it has become increasingly
popular over the past few years. The study also found that the ease and convenience of online
shopping, as well as the ability to compare prices and products, influence consumers’ decision-making
process. Furthermore, the authors suggest that retailers and marketers should take into consideration
the impact of online shopping on consumer buying decisions when developing marketing strategies.
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19. “The Impact of Online Shopping on Retail Sales and Consumer Behaviour: An Empirical Analysis”
by Jia Jia, International Journal of Business, Economics and Law, 2019. annual sales of offline stores
and the annual online sales of electronic commerce platforms. The authors then conducted an empirical
analysis to examine the impact of online shopping on retail sales and consumer behavior. The results
revealed that the growth of online shopping had a negative impact on retail sales and consumer
behavior. Furthermore, the authors found that the growth of online shopping had a greater impact on
retail sales than on consumer behavior. The authors concluded that online shopping has had a
significant impact on retail sales and consumer behavior in China and that policy makers should take
this into consideration when formulating policies.
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20. “The Impact of Online Shopping on Buying Decisions: A Cross-Country Comparison” by Nisar
Ahmed Khan, Global Business and Economics Review, 2016.shoppers in the United Kingdom and the
United States were more likely to make purchases online than those in Canada. Furthermore, the study
found that shoppers in the United Kingdom and the United States were more likely to be influenced by
online reviews and price comparisons than those in Canada. The study also identified that shoppers in
the United Kingdom and the United States were more likely to be influenced by online reviews than
shoppers in Canada. Finally, the study found that shoppers in the United States and Canada were more
likely to be influenced by online recommendations than those in the United Kingdom. The findings of this
study suggest that online shopping has a significant impact on buying decisions in different countries
and can be used by companies to target their online marketing strategies.
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21. "The Influence of Customer Loyalty on Buying Decision: An Analysis of Traditional and Online
Businesses". By Arifur Rahman, Department of Management, University of Dhaka (2019). This paper
examines the influence of customer loyalty on buying decisions made by traditional and online
businesses. It investigates the relationship between customer loyalty and the buying decision process,
and the differences between traditional and online businesses. It concludes that customer loyalty has a
significant impact on the buying decision process, and that there are differences between traditional and
online businesses in terms of the influence of customer loyalty on buying decisions.
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22. "The Role of Customer Loyalty in the Buying Decision Process for Traditional and Online
Businesses". By Maureen McDonough, Department of Marketing, University of Pennsylvania (2018).
This paper examines the role of customer loyalty in the buying decision process for traditional and
online businesses. It investigates the differences between traditional and online businesses in terms of
the influence of customer loyalty on the buying decision process. It concludes that customer loyalty does
play a role in the buying decision process for both traditional and online businesses, although there are
some differences between the two.
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23. Gebauer, J., & Hess, T. (2010). Comparing online and offline customer behavior: A review of
empirical research. International Journal of Management Reviews, 12(2), 143–168. found that there are
both similarities and differences in the way that customers behave in these two contexts, and that the
differences are largely determined by the type of product or service being offered. Additionally, they note
that although the internet provides customers with more information, customers may still have difficulty
making decisions due to the abundance of choices available. Finally, they suggest that companies
should consider the differences between online and offline customer behavior when developing
marketing strategies.
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24. Halpern, D., & Dholakia, U. (2002). Exploring the influence of consumer characteristics on online
and offline buying behavior. Journal of Business Research, 55(4), 301–310.consumer characteristics
have a significant impact on how people shop. Younger shoppers are more likely to shop online, while
older shoppers are more likely to shop in-store. The authors also find that income and lifestyle play a
role in influencing shopping behavior, with higher-income shoppers being more likely to shop online.
The results of this research provide insight into the factors that drive consumer behavior in both the
online and offline realms.
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25. Halvorsen, M. (2016). Exploring the differences between online and traditional shopping: A
qualitative study. International Journal of Consumer Studies, 40(3), 303–310. online shopping provides
convenience, greater variety, and lower cost in comparison to traditional shopping. Further, the study
identified that online shoppers tend to be more informed and experienced than traditional shoppers. The
author concluded that online shopping is becoming increasingly popular and offers an array of
advantages over traditional shopping.
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26. Kholi, M., & Shankar, R. (2004). Online vs. traditional shopping: A comparative study of online and
traditional shopping behaviour in the UK. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management,
32(9), 463–471. customers are more likely to use online shopping for convenience and speed, while
traditional shopping is preferred for the visual aspects and tactile experiences. The study also reveals
that customers prefer to use both online and traditional shopping depending on the product they are
looking for. The authors conclude that both online and traditional shopping are complementary and can
be used together to create a dynamic and successful retail experience.
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27. “Understanding the Role of Brand Awareness in Consumers’ Online and Offline Buying Decisions.”,
by A. J. Bijmolt, D. C. de Ruyter, and A. E. Stremersch, International Journal of Research in Marketing,
2008. the importance of brand awareness in the modern age, noting that it has become an increasingly
important factor in consumers’ decisions due to the vast number of brands and products available to
them. They analyze how brand awareness influences buying decisions in both online and offline
environments, and consider the implications for marketing strategies. They also discuss the role of
brand loyalty and customer satisfaction in influencing buying decisions, as well as the implications for
retailers. The article concludes with a discussion of the implications for future research.
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28. “The Effect of Brand Awareness on Consumer Purchase Decision”, by G. Papavassiliou, Journal of
Business and Psychology, 2006.brand awareness had a significant positive effect on consumer
purchase decision. The findings showed that brand awareness had a significant positive effect on a
consumer's willingness to purchase a product, as well as the likelihood of a consumer being willing to
pay a higher price for a product. Additionally, brand awareness was found to have a significant positive
effect on the overall amount of money that a consumer was willing to spend on a product. The results of
this study suggest that brand awareness is an important factor in influencing consumer purchase
decision.
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29. “Brand awareness and consumer buying decisions: An empirical study”, by A.K. Ghose and G. J.
Hollinger, Journal of Business Research, 2015. brand awareness does have a positive impact on
consumer buying decisions. Specifically, it increases the likelihood of consumers buying a product or
service from a brand. Furthermore, the authors find that the strength of the impact depends on the type
of marketing strategy used. For example, promotional activities such as advertising and discounts have
a greater effect on brand awareness than traditional marketing methods such as word-of-mouth. The
study also finds that brand loyalty is an important factor in determining the impact of brand awareness
on consumer buying decisions. This suggests that companies should focus on building strong customer
relationships in order to increase brand loyalty and maximize the effects of their marketing efforts.
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30. “The Impact of Brand Awareness on Online and Offline Shopping Behavior”, by A.L. Binkley,
International Journal of Research in Marketing, 2011.brand awareness has a significant effect on both
online and offline shopping behavior. In particular, it was found that people who had higher levels of
brand awareness were more likely to make purchases, as well as to make more expensive purchases,
both online and offline. Additionally, people with higher levels of brand awareness were more likely to
search for information about a product before making a purchase and to be more loyal to certain brands.
The study also showed that brand awareness had a significant effect on the likelihood of making a
repeat purchase. Finally, the study found that brand awareness had no significant effect on the type of
product purchased or the source from which the product was purchased. These findings suggest that
brand awareness is an important factor to consider when attempting to influence online and offline
shopping behavior.
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31. “The Role of Brand Awareness in Traditional and Online Shopping Environments”, by L.A. Albrecht
and C.M. Albrecht. brand awareness affects both the perceived value of a product and the likelihood of
purchase. The study also examines how brand awareness influences loyalty and customer satisfaction.
The results of the study indicate that brand awareness has a significant impact on both traditional and
online shopping outcomes. Brand awareness is found to be an important factor in influencing the
perceived value of a product and the likelihood of purchase. In addition, brand awareness is found to
have an impact on loyalty and customer satisfaction. The findings suggest that brands should invest in
building brand awareness in order to increase customer loyalty and satisfaction.
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32. Kim, H. (2015). Exploring the effects of perceived value on online retail customer buying decisions.
International Journal of Business and Management, 10(9), 28-35. This paper examines how perceived
value affects online retail customer buying decisions. The study found that perceived value has a
positive effect on the customer's buying decision. The study also found that price, quality, customer
satisfaction, trust, and convenience were factors that affected the customer's buying decision.
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33. Wang, G. (2012). The influence of perceived quality on customer loyalty in traditional and online
retailing. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, 40(9), 781-797. This paper
examines how perceived quality affects customer loyalty in the traditional and online retailing contexts.
The results of the study showed that perceived quality had a strong positive effect on customer loyalty in
both the traditional and online retailing contexts. The study also found that the traditional retailing
context had a stronger effect on customer loyalty than the online retailing context.
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34. Zhang, Y., & Yao, Z. (2018). The effect of perceived price and perceived quality on customer
satisfaction and loyalty in traditional and online retailing. International Journal of Retail & Distribution
Management, 46(2), 202-216. This paper examines how perceived price and perceived quality affect
customer satisfaction and loyalty in the traditional and online retailing contexts. The study found that
perceived price and perceived quality had a positive effect on customer satisfaction and loyalty in both
the traditional and online retailing contexts. The study also found that the traditional retailing context had
a stronger effect on customer satisfaction and loyalty than the online retailing context.
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35. Martin, T., & Nesbit, T. (2013). The Impact of Reputation on Traditional Retail Buying Decisions.
Journal of Business & Economics Research, 11(2), 73-80. customers' perceptions of a store's reputation
had a significant effect on their buying decisions. Customers who perceived the store to have a good
reputation were more likely to purchase from the store, and customers who perceived the store to have
a poor reputation were less likely to purchase from the store.
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36. Bekkers, V., & Willem, R. (2014). The impact of reputation and trust on buying behaviour in
traditional retail settings: A meta-analysis. Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 21(3), 327-
335.reputation and trust had a significant effect on buying decisions, with customers who perceived the
store to have a good reputation and trust in the store being more likely to purchase from the store. The
researchers also found that trust had a stronger influence on buying decisions than reputation,
suggesting that trust is a more important factor in traditional retail buying decisions than reputation.
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37. Reid, L., & Reid, A. (2015). The impact of online retail reputation on buying decisions. International
Journal of Electronic Commerce, 20(1), 29-45. customers' perceptions of a store's reputation had a
significant effect on their buying decisions. Customers who perceived the store to have a good
reputation were more likely to purchase from the store, and customers who perceived the store to have
a poor reputation were less likely to purchase from the store.
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38. Grewal, D., & Levy, M. (2011). Customer experience management in retailing: An organizing
framework. Journal of Retailing, 87(1), 1-14.customers had higher levels of satisfaction when their
expectations were met or exceeded, and that the reputation of the store was a major factor in
determining customer satisfaction. The researchers concluded that online retailers must focus on
building a good reputation in order to ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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39. “The Impact of Job Satisfaction on Traditional Retail Store: An Exploratory Study." By Tawanda
Mashiri, PhD. International Journal of Business and Management, 2014. job satisfaction has a positive
influence on employee commitment, customer satisfaction, and store performance. The findings of this
study imply that traditional retail stores should strive to create an environment in which its employees
are satisfied with their work and that this satisfaction can lead to improved customer satisfaction and
store performance.
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40. "The Relationship between Job Satisfaction and Purchase Decision Making in Traditional Retail
Stores." By Kristin Morris, Journal of Business and Psychology, 2017.there’s moderate positive
correlation between job satisfaction and purchase decision making. The study concluded that job
satisfaction is an important factor in customers’ purchase decisions in traditional retail stores. The
findings suggest that retailers should strive to create a positive working environment for their employees
in order to improve customer satisfaction and purchase decisions.
41. "The Influence of Job Satisfaction on Customer Satisfaction in Traditional Retail Stores." By Marcia
L. A. Munoz and Maria M. E. Abreu, International Journal of Business and Commerce, 2011. job
satisfaction was positively related to customer satisfaction. Specifically, job satisfaction was found to be
significantly associated with customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. The study concluded that job
satisfaction can have a positive influence on customer satisfaction and loyalty in traditional retail stores.
The results of this study can be used to inform managers in traditional retail stores on the importance of
job satisfaction and its potential to increase customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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42. "The Impact of Job Satisfaction on Online Retail Store: An Exploratory Study." By S. P. Chetty,
International Journal of Business and Management, 2016.job satisfaction levels were significantly higher
for online retail store employees than for employees in other industries. Furthermore, job satisfaction
dimensions such as job security, job flexibility, pay, and recognition were found to have a significant
impact on employee satisfaction. The findings from this study suggest that job satisfaction has a positive
effect on the performance of online retail stores. Furthermore, this study provides evidence that job
satisfaction is a key determinant of employee retention and motivation, which is an important factor in
the success of online retail stores.
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43. "The Relationship between Job Satisfaction and Purchase Decision Making in Online Retail Stores."
By M. S. Kallio, Journal of Business and Psychology, 2018.job satisfaction has a significant influence on
purchase decision making in online retail stores. Specifically, the higher the level of job satisfaction, the
more likely an employee is to make purchase decisions that are beneficial to the store. The results also
suggest that the relationship between job satisfaction and purchase decision making is stronger when
employees have a greater amount of responsibility and autonomy in their job. This suggests that
providing employees with more autonomy and responsibility can help to increase their job satisfaction,
which in turn may lead to better purchase decisions. Furthermore, the study found that employees who
felt their job was meaningful were more likely to make purchase decisions that would benefit the store,
compared to those who did not feel their job was meaningful. This suggests that providing employees
with meaningful work can help to increase their job satisfaction, which in turn may lead to better
purchase decisions.
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44. "The Influence of Job Satisfaction on Customer Satisfaction in Online Retail Stores." By K. L.
Haddad, International Journal of Business and Commerce, 2012. job satisfaction had a significant
positive effect on customer satisfaction. Specifically, job satisfaction was found to be significantly
associated with customer satisfaction in terms of product quality, customer service, and overall
shopping experience. The findings suggest that online retailers should invest in employee job
satisfaction to improve customer satisfaction.
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