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- Title
Impact of Product Quality and Perceived Risk on Loyalty through Purchase Decisions on Hygiene Products in Surabaya: COVID-19 Perspective.
- Authors
Susanti, Christina Esti
- Abstract
The reason of this research about is to get it the affect of the COVID-19 widespread on quality and hazard in cleanliness item obtaining choices. The populace of this think about alludes to the populace of Surabaya, East Java territory, so the test of this consider was 200 individuals. A examining strategy utilizing straightforward arbitrary examining is additionally called straightforward arbitrary testing. The information investigation procedure utilized in this consider is SEM (Basic Condition Demonstrate). The comes about of the speculation testing appear that the impact of item quality on buy choices is positive and vital in making buy choices. The impact of seen chance on obtaining choices is demonstrated to be positive and critical. The impact of obtaining choices on dependability demonstrated positive and significant. Item quality incorporates a positive and critical impact on dependability through acquiring choices. Seen chance features a positive and critical impact on devotion through acquiring choices. The conclusion of this study is that all hypotheses proposed in this study are significant, so all proposed hypotheses are accepted. Suggestions for future research are to be tested on different objects to test the robustness of these theories. While the practical advice put forward is that manufacturers of hygiene products must be able to innovate continuously on the hygiene products offered and must continue to educate the market about the benefits of the product and about the risks faced if during the COVID-19 period, individuals do not use hygiene products.
- Subjects
SURABAYA (Indonesia); HYGIENE products; PRODUCT quality; COVID-19 pandemic; HYGIENE; COVID-19; LOYALTY
- Publication
Journal of Chemical Health Risks, 2024, Vol 14, Issue 2, p331
- ISSN
2251-6719
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.22034/JCHR.2024.1104748