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Exploring Users' Perception of Chatbots in a Mobile Commerce Environment
Creating a Better User Experience by Implementing Anthropomorphic Visual and Linguistic Chatbot Features
1) Chatbot Appearance
2) Chatbot Language
3) Trust
4) Satisfaction
5) Purchase Intention
Anthropomorphic cues, such as the human-like appearance represented through pictures or animation, can create a feeling of social presence (Qui & Benbasat, 2009
- 6 chatbot conditions
- Pre-test was conducted
- Manipulation check
- 265 respondents (18-60 years old)
- Videos & corresponding survey
24 items, separated by 5 factors
Trust had to be deleted
Other factors were acceptable
Cronbach Alpha confirm internal consistency
- No effects on purchase intention
- No interaction effect
- No mediation
- Chatbot Appearance and language have a significant effect on satisfaction
-Human Appearance and Human Language have the highest mean value
- Social presence theory applies to chatbots / m-commerce
- Anthropomorphic visual and linguistic cues lead to higher satisfaction
- Human cues in chatbot settings
do not trigger the uncanny valley effect
- Participants did not interact with the chatbot
- Participants were not asked if they are interested in purchasing a concert ticket (TPB)
- Not enough trust factors measured
- Results might differ in a more realistic setting