Marketing Science and Inspirations Journal Paper

Unpacking the black box: How algorithmic transparency and user control shape trust, satisfaction, and purchase intent in the AI era

This study investigates the „personalisation-privacy paradox“ in AI-driven e-commerce, where consumers appreciate tailored experiences whilst growing concerned about extensive data collection by „black box“ algorithms. Satisfaction demonstrates nearly double the direct influence on purchase intent compared to trust. Critically, high privacy concerns completely nullify personalisation’s positive effects on trust.

Marketing Science and Inspirations Journal Paper

Impact of innovative packaging on the attitudes and purchase intention of visually impaired and blind consumers: The case of Algeria

The aim of this research is to measure the impact of innovative Braille-labelled pharmaceutical packaging on the attitudes and purchase intention of visually impaired and blind consumers. We adopted quantitative and qualitative approaches. Attitudes have a positive effect on the purchase intention of visually impaired and blind consumers.