The covariance structural model and research hypothesis analyzed by using AMOS 4.0 program. They visited the website for apparel shopping and, after searching a casual clothing which they wanted to buy, requested to answer the questionnaire. The data were collected from a sample of 271 internet shopper of university students(male: 82, female: 189). For this purpose, the study tested covariance structural model which set relationships among independent variables(interactivity, search and visual information of website), mediated variables(utilitarian shopping value and hedonic shopping value) and dependent variables(attitude. The purpose of this study identifies how attributes of the website influences on consumer attitude toward the website. The quality of websites retrieved using medical search-engines did not differ significantly from those retrieved by general search-engines.ĭespite the poor quality of online information relating to ADAM, it is evident that medical search-engines are no better than general search-engines in sourcing consumer information relevant to ADAM. The overall quality of online information on ADAM was poor. Of 4927 websites searched, 47 (1.44%) and 10 (0.60%) relevant websites were identified by general and medical search-engines respectively. The quality of information published on each website was assessed using the DISCERN rating tool. Search-engine efficiency was compared by percentage of relevant websites obtained via each search-engine. general and five medical) to identify website information regarding ADAM. Keyword searches were performed on nine search-engines (four. Our objectives were firstly to investigate the efficiency of search-engines, and then to assess the quality of online information pertaining to androgen deficiency in the ageing male (ADAM).
The Internet provides consumers with access to online health information however, identifying relevant and valid information can be problematic.
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