Introduction PR
Introduction PR
Introduction PR
Introduction
Online reviews are the feedback from the customers who has purchased or used a
particular product. It serves an essential role on consumers decision-making, especially now in
the digital age. By the use of the internet we can easily access to the feedback from the other
users who have used the particular products, which many consumers used these as a guidance
before making a decision in purchasing a product. This trend is notably strong among younger
consumers, including senior high school students, who frequently use online platforms to gather
information about products and services. Online reviews may be quite helpful to senior high
students when they are making decisions when purchasing a essential things such as buying
school supplies, gadgets, and other personal needs. This study may help student to determine if
the information they gathered is not a fraud and essential in purchasing decision of students.
Boardman and McCormick (2021) found that consumer attention and behavior differ
across web pages throughout the shopping journey depending on the content, function, and
consumer’s goal.
Guo et al. (2020) showed that pleasant online customer reviews lead to a higher purchase
likelihood compared to unpleasant ones. They also found that perceived credibility and perceived
diagnosticity have a significant influence on purchase decisions, but only in the context of
unpleasant online customer reviews. These studies suggest that online product reviews influence
consumer behavior, but the overall effect is influenced by many factors.
Although numerous studies have investigated factors that may influence the effects of
online review on consumer behavior, few studies have focused on consumers’ perceptions,
emotions, and cognition, such as perceived review helpfulness, ease of understanding, and
perceived cognitive effort. This is because these studies are mainly based on traditional self-
report-based methods, such as questionnaires, interviews, and so on, which are not well equipped
to measure implicit emotion and cognitive factors objectively and accurately (Plassmann et al.,
2015).
This can be explained by the rational behavior hypothesis, which holds that consumers
will avoid risk in shopping as much as possible. Hence, when there is poor comment information
presented, consumers tend to choose not to buy the product (Mayzlin and Chevalier, 2003).
Conceptual Framework
This study focuses on the influence of Online Reviews on the purchasing decisions of
Senior High School students at Rizal College of Taal
The research paradigm is describe by the three columns below which includes the
methodologies used in conducting the research. The first column consists of the questions that is
aim to be answered by the study that is being conducted. The second column consists of the
process or methods that is used in gathering the data or information. And the third column
includes the outcome of the study.
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We constructed a
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Purchasing Decisions determine if the online
questionnaire as an
of Senior High School review of a product is
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student at Rizal real or fake
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College of Taal
● To determine some strategies on how to know whether the review of a product is real or
fake
● To determine how online reviews builds the purchasing decisions of the student
● To determine the factorsof online reviews that affect the purchasing decisions of the
students
● To explore the purchasing habit of the students when it comes to price, quality,and trend
of the product