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- Title
Using Focus Groups and Correspondence Analysis to Explore the Relationship Between Millennials' Online Behavior and Their Opinions of Online Reviews.
- Authors
Stoddard, James E.; Dotson, Michael J.; Das, Neel
- Abstract
This paper explores the relationship between millennials' online behavior and their opinions of online reviews via the use of focus groups and correspondence analysis. The proposition was that millennials' online behavior (including search behavior) is likely to have an effect on how they view online reviews. The correspondence analysis results suggest that millennials who spend more time online peruse a greater number of products. Further, relationships were found between millennials' time online and factors influencing review trustworthiness as well as millennials' time online and factors affecting review memorability. It is noteworthy to suggest that focus group analysis can be enhanced through the use of correspondence analysis.
- Subjects
MILLENNIALS; BEHAVIOR evolution; CORRESPONDENCE analysis (Communications)
- Publication
Atlantic Marketing Journal, 2016, Vol 5, Issue 2, p55
- ISSN
2165-3879
- Publication type
Article