Analyzing Common Method Bias of the Korean Empirical Studies on Technology Acceptance Model

Baek, Sang-Yong

doi:10.5859/kais.2012.21.1.1

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“…This theory is the one that has a theoretical basis on the theory of reasoned action [27] and is based on the psychological theory that deals with beliefs, attitudes, behavioral intentions, and actions concerning how users accept new technologies [28][29][30][31]. In addition, the TAM has merits in that it is easy to transform and extend the model, and it is suitable for dealing with technology acceptance phenomena in various ways [32]. For this reason, in the dimension of the users' new technology acceptance and use, it is discussed and utilized in various ways at home and abroad.…”

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What Are Differences in Perceptions about Climate Technologies between Experts and the Public?

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2023

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The Korean government announced it was carbon-neutral in October 2021. In addition, as a follow-up, the government maintains related laws and systems and invests in facilitating research and technology development extensively. Government investment is ultimately the people’s taxes, and for laws and systems, the people’s support and interest are of importance. This study investigated carbon-neutral technologies of an expert group and the public, technology acceptance, and recommendation intention. The results of the study are as follows. First, the goodness-of-fit of the proposed model and its structure had a positive impact on technology acceptance (recommendation) intention. Second, the result of a multi-group comparative analysis of the impacts on the acceptance of carbon-neutral technologies by the public and experts was overall at an acceptable level. Third, as for perceptions about climate technologies among experts and the public, it was found that there were differences in effort expectancy, facilitating conditions, and network effects between the expert group and the public.

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Section: Technology Acceptance Model and Unified Theory Of Acceptance...mentioning

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What Are Differences in Perceptions about Climate Technologies between Experts and the Public?

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2023

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Analyzing Common Method Bias of the Korean Empirical Studies on Technology Acceptance Model

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What Are Differences in Perceptions about Climate Technologies between Experts and the Public?

What Are Differences in Perceptions about Climate Technologies between Experts and the Public?

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