GROUP 8
TONOGBANUA
TORRENTE
TUGONON THE IMPACT OF
VILLANDA ONLINE SHOPPING
VILLARINO TOWARDS FEMALE
YBANEZ
CONSUMERS’
BUYING-BEHAVIOR
CHAPTER 1
THE PROBLEM AND
ITS SETTING
INTRODUCTION
The purchasing behaviors of
consumers are constantly changing and
this is influenced by several factors.
As Schlosser, Shavitt & Kanfer (1999)
observed, a common strategy used by
marketers and fashion retailers is adding
Internet to the promotional mix.
STATEMENT OF THE
PROBLEM
1. What are the respondents demographic profiles?
1.1 Age
1.2 Allowance
2. What is the buying pattern of the respondents?
3. What are the personal factors that mostly affect
females‟ online shopping behavior in terms of:
3.1Personality
3.2 Motivation
3.3 Perceptions
3.4 Attitudes
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE
STUDY
The primary focus of this study is to address the
impact of online shopping to female Generation Z‟s
consumer-buying behavior.
The participants of this study will only be limited
to 50 selected female Generation Z specifically
women who are ages 18 to 22.
CHAPTER 2
METHODOLOGY
METHOD OF RESEARCH
The proponents used a
descriptive research method for
this study.
SAMPLE SIZE AND SAMPLING
TECHNIQUE
The researchers used purposive sampling
technique and only 50 respondents are selected
to support this study which are the female
Generation Z who buys clothing items online.
DESCRIPTION OF THE
RESPONDENTS
Fifty female respondents who belong to
Generation Z or those who are ages 18 to 22 and
have experienced buying products online are
selected to participate in this study
RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
The researchers created an online survey
questionnaire which was divided into three parts.
• Demographic Profile
• Buying Pattern of the participants.
• Consumer Behavior factors (i.e. Personality,
Motivation, Perception, or Attitude) - 5-point
Likert Scale
DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE
• This study was done through the utilization of online
survey forms. The online survey forms requested for
the respondents‟ data.
• The researchers first distributed the online survey
consent forms to selected 50 female Generation Z
respondents to assure them that their responses will
remain confidential and anonymous.
DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE
• After the proponents received their approval, they
started to disseminate the link to the online survey
forms using social media platforms.
• Once all of the fifty responses were received, the
researchers began to process and analyze the
collected information through computations or
statistical treatment of data.
STATISTICAL TREATMENT OF DATA
• Frequency and Percentage
Formula:
• Weighted Mean
Formula: (ANJ PALAGAY AKO FORMULA WEIGHTED
MEAN DITO HEHE)
• Ranking
CHAPTER 3
RESULTS AND
DISCUSSION
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE (AGE)
21 22
20 6% 0%
6%
18
50%
19
38%