A Conceptual Framework to Measure the Relationship between Social Media and the Decision-Making

Aims: This item describes a uniting conceptual foundation to measure the impact of social television on the decision-making process of cosmetic surgery consumers.Methodology: A abstract framework for the cosmetic surgery consumers was grown based on whole of (Blakey, 2011; Schwarz et al., 2013; and Roberts & Lilien, 1993), and a abstract model was previously grown by Akar et al. (2015).Results: The conceptual foundation consists of three elements that can be thought-out in relationship for each other: Social Media, Social Influence Process, and Decision-Making. Although the chance of measures for each of these elements varies, the foundation can be used to analyze the relationship middle from two points Social Media and the Decision-Making Process of Plastic Surgery Consumers in Jordan.Conclusion: A conceptual foundation that illustrates the friendships between friendly media and the administrative process is an essential step toward providing a scientific base for learning plastic surgery purchasers in Jordan.

Please read full article -https://journalajarr.com/index.php/AJARR/article/view/427