The impact of evolved psychological mechanisms on innovation and adoption: A systematic literature review

Stroh, Timothy Eric; Mention, Anne‐Laure; Duff, Cameron

doi:10.1016/j.technovation.2023.102759

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“…The theory of acceptance model third edition is the updated version of the old theory that has also been used and trusted by many researchers. This theory considers nomological networks of individuals’ IT adoption (Stroh et al , 2023). In this case, this research aims to use the new theory to observe and study the Metaverse adoption intention by internal auditors and their companies in Indonesia in a more integrated way.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Perceived usefulness is defined as the individual perceiving that using the technology will help improve their quality of job results, which also, in some past studies it is well-known as job relevance (Stroh et al , 2023; Abu Afifa et al , 2023). This study is confident that measuring the adoption intention from the perceived usefulness side is appropriate, as the primary purpose of adopting new technology is to be useful and help users carry out their job.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Besides output quality, job relevance is another factor contributing to perceived usefulness. Abu Afifa et al (2023) and Stroh et al (2023) define job relevance as the degree to which a user perceives that the new technology to be adopted is suitable for their job. It is believed that the more the technology could be helpful to the user, the higher the user would adopt the technology.…”

Section: Hypotheses Development and Research Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Eyeballing internal auditors’ and the firms’ intention to adopt Metaverse technologies: case study in Indonesia

Hatane,

Sondak,

Tarigan

et al. 2023

JFRA

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Purpose This paper aims to give broad insights into what components can significantly influence the adoption of Metaverse from the perspective of internal auditors and their firms in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach This research used primary data from questionnaires. Relying on the empirical view of 202 internal auditors in Indonesia, this research’s framework is executed using structural equation model. Company’s intention in adopting the Metaverse technology intervenes in the influence of perception of external control and usefulness on the internal auditor’s intention to adopt that technology. Findings The perception of external control and perceived usefulness of Metaverse significantly influenced the adoption intention of Metaverse by internal auditors and their firms in Indonesia. This paper is helpful for practitioners who would like to know what factors are needed to make the internal auditors in Indonesia able to adopt Metaverse. Research limitations/implications Results might be varied from country to country as each country has different technology development. Therefore, upcoming research can compare similar studies in another country. This paper can contribute to further empirical development for the theory of acceptance model of the third version. Many researchers use the theory to study advanced technology adoption intention. Practical implications The paper is also essential for future research and could enhance companies' knowledge about staying updated in the market with the advanced technology that keeps developing. Originality/value This paper contributes to an integrated view of the intention of internal auditors and firms in Indonesia to adopt Metaverse. To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this topic is relatively new in Indonesia.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Hypotheses Development and Research Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Eyeballing internal auditors’ and the firms’ intention to adopt Metaverse technologies: case study in Indonesia

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Tarigan

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“…Third, the hypotheses are subsequently tested to ascertain the causal effects of the composite model to ABC adoption in Tanzanian perspective. As in accordance to Stroh, Mention and Duff (2023), the propositions take into account the mediating effects of behavioral preferences which are the topic of concern with regards to innovation and adoption in business research. The three elements of behavioral preferences whose mediating effects were examined include the perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and normative beliefs.…”

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Modeling Emergent Variables to Assess the Adoption of Activity-Based Costing in Tanzania: The Application of Confirmatory Composite Analysis

Molela,

Kasoga,

Ismail

2024

JBMR

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Research Aims: The applications of composite models in explaining the adoption of innovations continue to gain widespread recognition in contemporary research. This study examines the role of a composite model comprising innovation attributes, contingency factors, and isomorphic pressures in explaining the adoption of activity-based costing (ABC) in Tanzania. The examined causal relationship between the model and ABC adoption is subject to mediation by behavioral preferences. More importantly, this study evaluates the overall fit of the model based on confirmatory composite analysis (CCA) as a prerequisite for path analysis. Design/methodology/approach: Data were collected from 188 manufacturing and service companies in Tanzania using a cross-sectional survey design. As part of CCA, the study employed principal component analysis (PCA) to form the three emergent variables namely innovation attributes, contingency factors and isomorphic pressures. It is these variables that were merged together to form the composite model whose influence on ABC adoption was analyzed based on partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). Research Findings: It was found out that, it is only normative beliefs that positively mediated the causal - relationship between the composite model and ABC adoption. This suggests that, the combined influences of internal and external factors defined by innovation attributes, contingency factors and isomorphic pressures towards ABC adoption is mediated by the belief that manufacturing and service companies should adopt the system. On the other hand, the perceptions of the system’s usefulness and ease to use do not play role in explaining the combined influences of factors on ABC adoption. Theoretical Contribution/Originality: The findings are paramount in creating the reference base for future studies as there were no previous studies of similar nature conducted to assess the impact of the composite model on ABC adoption. Keyword: Composite model, Innovation attributes, Contingency factors, Isomorphic pressures, Activity-based costing, Confirmatory composite analysis

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“…Over the last 30 years, the sector has undergone major changes, moving from subsistence production to a complex production system, and technology has been recognized as a key development factor for organizations. Despite this, the sector has traditionally been seen as technologically lagging behind other industries, and the innovation adoption in the sector faces difficulties such as low investment in R&D, regulatory and governmental issues, non-standardized processes, and lack of collaboration in the sector (ABAG, 2020;Fait et al, 2019;Kabbiri et al, 2017;Klerkx & Rose, 2020;Makkonen et al, 2016;Montes de Oca Munguia et al, 2021;Stroh, Mention & Duff, 2023;Williams, Dwivedi, Lal & Schwarz, 2009).…”

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Innovation adoption in the agri-food system: a model proposition

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my master's advisor, who since then has always been by my side on my academic journey, advising and encouraging me.Thank you for all your guidance, suggestions, teachings, and support.To Prof. and colleague Giselle Queiroz, for being a new source of energy, for all her suggestions and for her practical and optimistic outlook.To Prof. Dr. Luiz Bloem for his suggestions and comments from the very beginning of this thesis.To Prof. Dr. Roberto Sbragia for his invaluable contributions to the qualifying exam.

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The impact of evolved psychological mechanisms on innovation and adoption: A systematic literature review

Cited by 6 publications

References 179 publications

Eyeballing internal auditors’ and the firms’ intention to adopt Metaverse technologies: case study in Indonesia

Eyeballing internal auditors’ and the firms’ intention to adopt Metaverse technologies: case study in Indonesia

Modeling Emergent Variables to Assess the Adoption of Activity-Based Costing in Tanzania: The Application of Confirmatory Composite Analysis

Innovation adoption in the agri-food system: a model proposition

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