Using a technology acceptance model to determine factors influencing continued usage of mobile money service transactions in Ghana

Kelly, Afful Ekow; Palaniappan, Sellappan

doi:10.1186/s13731-023-00301-3

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“…Incorporating these factors into the analysis can lead to a more comprehensive comprehension of the patterns of telemedicine app utilization. Finally, considering the context of telemedicine apps amid the COVID-19 pandemic and in alignment with previous literature studies [39][40][41], our model systematically investigates social influence and e-health literacy as independent factors. However, acknowledging the potential impact of social influence on e-health literacy or on perceived usefulness, this study opens avenues for future research exploring this interplay.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 95%

Why Do People Use Telemedicine Apps in the Post-COVID-19 Era? Expanded TAM with E-Health Literacy and Social Influence

Jang

2023

Informatics

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This study delves into the determinants influencing individuals’ intentions to adopt telemedicine apps during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aims to offer a comprehensive framework for understanding behavioral intentions by leveraging the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), supplemented by e-health literacy and social influence variables. The study analyzes survey data from 364 adults using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to empirically examine the internal relationships within the model. Results indicated that e-health literacy, attitude, and social influence significantly impacted the intention to use telemedicine apps. Notably, e-health literacy positively influenced both perceived usefulness and ease of use, expanding beyond mere usage intention. The study underscored the substantial role of social influence in predicting the intention to use telemedicine apps, challenging the traditional oversight of social influence in the TAM framework. The findings will help researchers, practitioners, and governments understand how social influence and e-health literacy influence the adoption of telehealth apps and promote the use of telehealth apps through enhancing social influence and e-health literacy.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 95%

Why Do People Use Telemedicine Apps in the Post-COVID-19 Era? Expanded TAM with E-Health Literacy and Social Influence

Jang

2023

Informatics

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“…This is because they can see the benefits of using the technology and how it will make their lives easier. Kelly & Palaniappan (2023) found a significant positive impact of PU towards ATU in their study on a study concentrated on mobile money service transaction adaptation in Ghana. Thus, the impact of PU to the users' intent and actual system use to adopt fintech is evident.…”

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confidence: 90%

Adaptability and Acceptance of FinTech Payment System: A Studyon the Users of Bangladesh

Islam,

Tamzid,

Ocean

2024

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With the global changes in financial activities due to FinTech, it impacts the financial behavior of Bangladeshi users as well. Purposes: This study examines the customers’ attitude towards the adaptation of fintech payment services in the context of Bangladesh. Method: A quantitative method is used in this study. Respondents were selected through a purposive sampling technique. A survey technique is used to collect data about the variables. The respondents are the users of the fintech payment system. Regression analysis was done to find out the relationship between different variables. Main Findings: The research finds a statistically significant relationship between different variables which supports the theoretical framework. Applications: The findings will allow for targeted interventions in promoting positive attitudes and intentions to facilitate the adoption and sustained use of the systems.

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“…A great deal of research has identified various aspects of risk. These include psychological, performance, privacy, financial, time, security, social, and overall risk [50,[54][55][56][57][58]. It is a realistic problem that users perceive a lack of security, safety, and privacy in a system.…”

Section: Technology Acceptance Model (Tam)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Technology Acceptance Level of Dark Web Users

Çelik,

Ziyanak

2024

Preprint

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“Dark Web” usually describes a new world of e-living space perceived as a place, free from con-straints, in which its main actors generally are criminal, unstable, and mentally disturbed individ-uals. Nowadays, advancements in information and internet technologies have made the Dark Web more accessible in recent decades. The Dark Web is a virtual world component; therefore, as-sessing users’ behavior may be crucial in understanding motivation to use it. This study aims to discuss the behavior patterns of Dark Web users within the theoretical framework of the technol-ogy acceptance model via a structural equation model. The resulting structural equation model showed that considered causal relationships were statistically significant.

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Using a technology acceptance model to determine factors influencing continued usage of mobile money service transactions in Ghana

Cited by 23 publications

References 40 publications

Why Do People Use Telemedicine Apps in the Post-COVID-19 Era? Expanded TAM with E-Health Literacy and Social Influence

Why Do People Use Telemedicine Apps in the Post-COVID-19 Era? Expanded TAM with E-Health Literacy and Social Influence

Adaptability and Acceptance of FinTech Payment System: A Studyon the Users of Bangladesh

Technology Acceptance Level of Dark Web Users

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