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Title: | Overloaded Information and Its Impact on Consumer Decision Making at Online Shopping: In Case of North Cyprus Students |
Authors: | İslamoğlu, Mehmet Sharifzadeh, Maria Eastern Mediterranean University, Faculty of Business and Economics, Dept. of Business Administration |
Keywords: | Business Administration Marketing Management Internet Marketing - Electronic Commerce - Consumer Behavior - Cyprus, North internet shopping overloaded information customer decision making |
Issue Date: | Sep-2014 |
Publisher: | Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) - Doğu Akdeniz Üniversitesi (DAÜ) |
Citation: | Sharifzadeh, Maria. (2014). Overloaded Information and Its Impact on Consumer Decision Making at Online Shopping: In Case of North Cyprus Students . Thesis (M.A.), Eastern Mediterranean University, Institute of Graduate Studies and Research, Dept. of Business Administration, Famagusta: North Cyprus. |
Abstract: | Online shopping is a method of electronic trade which permits customers to buy goods and services directly from a seller through the internet. Customers are interested and attracted to online shopping because of greater access to information, competitive pricing, broader selections and also high levels of convenience. Information overload points out to the difficulty that presence of too much information can make and there is the problem for people to have a good understanding of an issue and also having a good decision making. Information overload happens when the level and amount of input to a system is more than its Processing capacity and Decision makers have limited and bounded capacity on cognitive processing. When information overload happens, it is likely that a reduction in decision quality happens.
This thesis deals with overloaded information and its impact on customer decision making at internet shopping. Online shopping sites with too much information help customers to have a great shopping or it makes customers confused?
My thesis demonstrates the impact of internet shopping and overloaded information on customer decision making and also it demonstrates the impact of overloaded information on internet shopping. The case study of my thesis is the students of Eastern Mediterranean University of North-Cyprus.
Keywords: internet shopping, overloaded information, customer decision making ÖZ :
Online alışveriş mal ve hizmetlerin Internet üzerinden doğrudan bir satıcıdan satar, tüketicilerin elektronik iş şeklidir.Online alışveriş Müşterilere daha fazla bilgi erişimi, rekabetçi fiyatlandırma, daha geniş bir seçim ve ayrıca yüksek düzeyde kolaylık sağlıyor.Aşırı Bilgi işaret olduğuna ve çok fazla bilgi olduğu ve insanların sorunu iyi bir şekilde anlama ve aynı zamanda iyi bir karar verebilmedir.Gelen bilgi seviyesi ve miktarı sürecin işleme kapasitesinden fazla olursa aşırı bilgi bombardımanı oluşur.Yani kapasitenin dışına çıkmaması gerekir.Aşırı yük oluştuğunda, karar verme kalitelisinde bir azalma meydana gelir.
Aşırı bilgi, oline alışveriş müşterinin karar verme üzerinde müşteriyi sıkıştırma ve pekiştimeye sahiptir.Online alışveriş sitelerinde çok fazla bilgi müşterilere harika bir alışveriş sunuyor mu yoksa müşterilerin kafasını mı karıştırıyor?
Tezimde online alışverişin müşterinin karar verme ve online alışveriş üzerinde aşırı bilgi etkisini gösteriyor.Kuzey Kıbrıs Doğu Akdeniz Üniversitesinde okumaktayım ve bu benim vaka çalışmamdır.
Anahtar Kelimeler: İnternet alışverişi, aşırı bilgi, müşteri karar verme |
Description: | Master of Arts in Marketing Management. Thesis (M.A.)--Eastern Mediterranean University, Faculty of Business and Economics, Dept. of Business Administration, 2014. Supervisor: Assist. Prof. Dr. Mehmet İslamoğlu. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11129/3661 |
Appears in Collections: | Theses (Master's and Ph.D) – Business and Economics
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