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Initial trust toward an unknown website

Trust is a dynamic concept that evolves during a relationship. We study the initiation phase of trust toward an unknown website. We propose three sets of drives of initial trust: relational concepts (perceived value and satisfaction), an individual concept (trust propensity) and a contextual concept (structural assurance). We adopted the quasi-experimentation method for data collection. We have obtained 388 questionnaires. We have used structural equation modeling and we adopted multi-group analyses to test the moderator role of trust propensity.