This document summarizes a senior high school student's research on consumer satisfaction with Shopee's customer service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The student provides comments on the introduction, literature review, research methodology, data analysis, findings, conclusions, and recommendations of a related foreign study examining online consumer satisfaction in developing countries during COVID-19. The foreign study found consumers are more satisfied purchasing from physical stores than online stores, and that indirect online stores can create discrepancies between product perceptions and experiences. The student's research analyzes similar gaps for direct and indirect online stores in developing countries.
This document summarizes a senior high school student's research on consumer satisfaction with Shopee's customer service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The student provides comments on the introduction, literature review, research methodology, data analysis, findings, conclusions, and recommendations of a related foreign study examining online consumer satisfaction in developing countries during COVID-19. The foreign study found consumers are more satisfied purchasing from physical stores than online stores, and that indirect online stores can create discrepancies between product perceptions and experiences. The student's research analyzes similar gaps for direct and indirect online stores in developing countries.
This document summarizes a senior high school student's research on consumer satisfaction with Shopee's customer service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The student provides comments on the introduction, literature review, research methodology, data analysis, findings, conclusions, and recommendations of a related foreign study examining online consumer satisfaction in developing countries during COVID-19. The foreign study found consumers are more satisfied purchasing from physical stores than online stores, and that indirect online stores can create discrepancies between product perceptions and experiences. The student's research analyzes similar gaps for direct and indirect online stores in developing countries.
Research Title: THE SATISFACTION OF GRADE 12 STUDENTS WITH THE SHOPEE’S CONSUMER SERVICE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
FOREIGN STUDY
Related Foreign Study
Title: Online Consumer Satisfaction during Covid-19: Perspective of a Developing Country Author/s: Yonghui Rao et al. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.751854/full?fbclid=IwAR0YL4D08CImklXdB- F4NSw-TM4n_Aqs5Z0v7FFXhT0rvaVWK5A_onPGtfc
Comments on Introduction The study contributed to the current marketing literature in
several ways. Online shopping is not time-consuming in fact it is saving time. Consumers have a different perception of buying online. Since the world is suffering from the Covid-19 pandemic online shopping became more popular. As a result, the management should establish methods for reducing the risk perceptions of online consumers purchasing more. The study states that it indicated that online shopping is associated with a significant level of uncertain perseverance. While browsing in online shops the website design, graphics, and color palette make the good appearance more appealing. As more than just a result, marketers must find the right balance between the item’s visual aspect on the website and its actual look. It would boost the customer’s trust and contentment. According to this study, consumers are more satisfied when purchasing from a physical store than to an online store. Because the focus products are the management structure of the direct e-stores, they place a greater emphasis on their excellence in order to attract customers and maintain their marketing strategy. An indirect e-store functions as a following or reseller who doesn’t even control the product’s image. While browsing in online shops through the indirect channel, this study revealed a significant discrepancy between the consumer’s evaluation of the product and the actual experience of utilizing a certain good. Comments on Literature Review Comments on Research Methodology This research analyzes the gap between the perception of the consumers and the real online buying experience throughout direct and indirect e-stores. It was an UNIVERSITY OF SAINT ANTHONY (Dr. Santiago G. Ortega Memorial) City of Iriga
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Name: Rhoan Jwyneth L. Palma Grade, Strand &Section: 12 ABM – Aguinaldo experimental design wherein purchasing online was studied in developing countries. Consumers who buys in online stores have been surveyed. In accordance with Covid-19 the standard operating procedures the result is only 50 respondents were gathered. Comments on Data Analysis Questionnaire was used for survey. It states that cross- sectional study was used on this study. This study collects data from a large sample size. Comments on Findings Comments on Conclusions Comments on Recommendation
The Disconfirmation of The Parents and Guardians of JCSLC's Senior High School Students in Their Online and Physical Shopping Experience During The COVID-19 Pandemic