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Factors Affecting Consumers’ Online Purchase Intention During COVID-19 in Malaysia

Table 3: Result of factor analysis for the ındependent variable (perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use)

Component
1 2
PU4. During the lockdown, I found shopping sites and applications very useful. .883
PU2. During the lockdown, I found that using online shopping sites and applications allowed me to improve my purchasing efficiency. .851
PU3. During the lockdown, I found that using online shopping sites and applications made shopping easier. .889
PU1. During the lockdown, I found that using online shopping sites and applications allowed me to access the products I needed more quickly. .837
PEOU1. Shopping online does not require a lot of mental effort. .753
PEOU3. It would be possible for me to shop online without the help of an expert. .828
PEOU2. I could become skillful at online shopping. .831
% Variance explained (80.24) 45.88 34.36
Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy. .894
Bartlett's Test of Sphericity Approx. Chi-Square 2104.146
df 21
Sig. .000
MSA .862-.925
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