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2024
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Research Article
Decoding the Luxury Brand Attachment: The Power of Social Media in Driving Consumer Action in Kuwait
Table 5
Structural model fit results.
Hypothesis
Path
(
)
CR (
-
value)
value
Results
Hypothesis
1
LBA → PI
-0.5
-0.631
0.528
n.s.
Rejected
Hypothesis
2
LBA → MOT
0.74
8.589
Accepted
Hypothesis
3
MOT → PI
0.47
4.171
Accepted
Hypothesis
4
MOT → WOM
0.58
5.308
Accepted
Hypothesis
5
MOT → SMU
0.57
5.204
Accepted
Hypothesis
6
LBA → SMU
-0.07
-0.682
0.495
n.s.
Rejected
Hypothesis
7
SMU → WOM
0.20
3.198
0.001
Accepted
Hypothesis
8
SMU → PI
-0.10
-1.780
0.075
n.s.
Rejected
Hypothesis
9
LBA → WOM
0.05
0.559
0.576
n.s.
Rejected
Hypothesis
10
WOM → PI
0.56
6.166
Accepted
Note: LBA = luxury brand attachment; PI = purchase intention; SMU = social media usage; MOT = motivation; WOM = word-of-mouth; CR = composite reliability; n.s. = nonsignificant. The accepted level of statistical significance is
values at
.