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2019 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Perceived Product Risk while Shopping Online: Does Virtual Reality vs. 2D Reduce Uncertainty?
Authors : Mara F. Hohlbaum, Stephanie Huber, Frank Huber, Tanja C. Baumann, Katharina Schürmann, Madeleine Haas
Published in: Digitalen Wandel gestalten
Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden
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This research explores if a virtual reality (VR) vs. a 2D display of an online shop reduces the perceived product risk. Thereby the role of the sense of presence (SoP) will be analyzed and whether the evocation of the SoP can be predicted by the possibility to interact with the virtual environment as well as by the social connectivity with a friend while shopping online. The results of three empirical studies affirm the importance of a VR display to reduce uncertainties regarding the products in online shops and outline techniques how to trigger the SoP.
