Abstract
One of the most significant achievements of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in commerce is e-shopping, which changes shopping behavior in the retail sector. This research examines how Generation Z’s perceptions of e-shopping benefits and drawbacks and A qualitative method through in-depth interviews and a quantitative method via a questionnaire survey is employed to assess the Generation Z-ers’ attitudes, perceptions, and psychology toward the benefits and drawbacks of e-shopping and their intention of choosing this channel for repurchasing. PLS-SEM will be associated to discover the relationships between Generation Z-ers’ psychological ownership, perceptions of e-shopping benefits and drawbacks, and their online repurchase intention. Findings suggest that Generation Z-ers’ online repurchase intention is due to perceived benefits, psychological ownership, and is regardless of perceived drawbacks. Furthermore, as a moderator of the effect of perceived drawbacks on repurchase intention, psychological ownership may lessen the Generation Z-ers’ concerns of e-shopping drawbacks and enhance their online repurchase intention.
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