2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhcs.2019.05.002
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Is it all about the Apps or the Device?: User experience and technology acceptance among iPad users

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“…The first one is: when his feeling of belonging is high and the second one is: when the users autonomous and competence is high. In agreement with the previous studies, some studies have considered the lack of experience and motivation as a crucial factors in rejecting the technology [8].…”
Section: Experience and Motivation And Acceptance Of Technologysupporting
confidence: 79%
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“…The first one is: when his feeling of belonging is high and the second one is: when the users autonomous and competence is high. In agreement with the previous studies, some studies have considered the lack of experience and motivation as a crucial factors in rejecting the technology [8].…”
Section: Experience and Motivation And Acceptance Of Technologysupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Furthermore, Perceived Usefulness is proved to be a stronger predictor as Perceived Ease of Use for Behavioral Intention. However, some studies on machine translation seem to reject using showing preferences in favor of prohibiting the use of MT in the classroom because it is ineffective [8]. A similar attitude is given by [9], who finds that there is a tendency to use online MT than using other free online resources.…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
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“…Against this backdrop, a temporally dynamic understanding of mobile LBS' value-in-use based on prior user experience seems to be appropriate. Evidence has been found, particularly in technology acceptance research, that previous user experiences have a moderating effect on the evaluation and use of mobile apps (e.g., Hart and Sutcliffe 2019;Newman et al 2018;Workman 2014). Furthermore, a longitudinal study conducted by McLean et al (2020) demonstrated that the drivers of attitudes toward the m-commerce app, which include the constructs of perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, subjective norms, enjoyment, and customization, have different impacts in the initial adoption phase and the usage phase.…”
Section: Epistemic Benefits According Tomentioning
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“…Nevertheless, some studies have focused on mobile apps' value-in-use in various usage contexts (e.g., Fang 2019;Bruns and Jacob 2014). Additionally, evidence has been found that previous user experiences have a moderating effect on the evaluation and use of mobile K apps (e.g., Hart and Sutcliffe 2019;Newman et al 2018;Workman 2014). To our knowledge, studies concerning the effects of user experience on value-in-use and their temporally dynamic nature in the context of LBS have not been conducted, and no studies have examined the impact of shopping patterns on value-in-use in this context.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%