Research Article
Multi-Chatbot or Single-Chatbot? The Effects of M-Commerce Chatbot Interface on Source Credibility, Social Presence, Trust, and Purchase Intention
Table 1
Means and standard deviations of participants between the multi-chatbot interface and the single-chatbot interface.
| | Multi-chatbot interface | Single-chatbot interface | Male (n = 38) M (SD) | Female (n = 45) M (SD) | Total (n = 83) M (SD) | Male (n = 33) M (SD) | Female (n = 38) M (SD) | Total (n = 71) M (SD) |
| Perceived chatbot com- petence | 3.93 (.65) | 4.25 (.55) | 4.11 (.62) | 4.29 (.55) | 4.09 (.56) | 4.19 (.56) | Platform trust ability | 3.81 (.69) | 4.11 (.57) | 3.97 (.64) | 4.41 (.53) | 4.32 (.54) | 4.36 (.54) | Platform trust benevolence | 3.65 (.71) | 3.98 (.79) | 3.82 (.77) | 4.03 (.69) | 4.11 (.72) | 4.07 (.70) | Platform trust integrity | 3.77 (.69) | 4.05 (.67) | 3.92 (.69) | 4.23 (.57) | 4.09 (.66) | 4.16 (.62) | Intention to purchase through platform | 3.77 (.68) | 4.11 (.72) | 3.95 (.71) | 4.15 (.78) | 3.88 (.89) | 4.01 (.85) | Perceived social presence | 3.61 (.71) | 3.91 (.84) | 3.77 (.79) | 4.06 (.62) | 3.99 (.55) | 4.02 (.58) |
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