Référence :
Koehn, D. (2003). The Nature of and Conditions for Online Trust. Journal of Business Ethics, 43, 3-19
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Idée / dominante : La confiance joue un rôle essentiel dans l’utilisation d’internet. En se concentrant sur les sites de e- commerce, et après avoir donné une définition exhaustive de la confiance, l’auteur détaille 10 conditions qui, selon elle, permettent de maximiser la relation de confiance qui existe entre vendeur et acheteur online. Elle ajoute que ces conditions sont extensibles à d’autres domaines que le e-commerce américain. |
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Résumé : La littérature a donné des définitions variées de la confiance. L’auteur en donne les grandes lignes, et contrecarre certaines hypothèses à l’aide de raisonnements par l’absurde. Selon elle, la confiance revêt 4 dimensions :
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Notes d’intérêt pour la recherche en cours : Définition de la confiance, et de ses différentes acceptions. 10 conditions pour maximiser la confiance en ligne. |
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