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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Demonstrability"”.
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Influence in Small Groups: Direct Experience and Attitude Behavior Consistency, Minority Influence, Choice Shift, Social Combination Models, Prevailing Norms and Demonstrability
A theoretical integration of the direct experience and attitude-behavior consistency literature, the minority influence and choice shift literatures, and the social combination models literature was made in an attempt to more fully understand influence processes in small groups. The role of …
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Exploring perceptions of challenges in using personal online banking diffusion in Bangladesh
… (ii) Perceived Ease of Use; (iii) Security; (iv) Demonstrability; (v) Compatibility, (vi) Result Demonstrability; (vii) Government support (viii) Information about Online Banking. It is important to highlight that Government Support and Demonstrability seem to be particularly relevant for the …
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Measuring the perceived attributes of innovation: A study of capacitive switch technology in industrially designed user interface controls
… relative advantage, compatibility, trialability, demonstrability, visibility, ease of use, image, voluntariness, perceived risk, and perceived resources as outlined by Rogers (1995), Moore and Benbasat (1991), and Dupagne and Driscoll (2005). Results indicated whether a consumer is willing to …
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Exploratory study of the impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)-based features in conference center selection/recommendation by meeting planners
… of technical support; self efficacy; and result demonstrability. A conceptually integrated and expanded model of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) developed by Davis (1986, 1989) was used as a theoretical frame. The subjects of the study were meeting planners who used the selected two …
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IT adoption in the Construction Sector in Libya
… compatibility, image, ease of use, result demonstrability, visibility, trialability, facilitating conditions and subjective norms. While the moderator variables were voluntariness, external orientation, achievement orientation, company slack, pro-activity, environmental dynamism, …
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Understanding merchant adoption of m-payments in South Africa
… to be relative advantage, ease of use, results demonstrability, convenience, speed of transaction, and service provider brand value. The key barriers to adoption include cost as well as trust and security. Based on our findings, implications for practice and future studies are suggested.
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Extending consumer ethnocentrism: development and validation of the CEESCALE
… of impure altruism and self enhancement, social demonstrability of benefits of consuming domestic products and finally, buying inertia. Following the development of the CEESCALE, construct validity is established. The superiority of the CEESCALE to the CETSCALE is attested by better predictive …
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Expertise in Group Problem -Solving: Recognition, Social Combination, and Performance
… solving task should have three characteristics (demonstrability, consistency, and difficulty) and the problem solving situation should have three additional characteristics (status equality, available diagnostic information, and member/task experience). Three-person cooperative groups and 3 …
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Technology Adoption and Integration: A Multiple Case Study of Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation Theory in Kuwait
… compatibility and observability (result demonstrability) contributed to use, while complexity and observability (visibility) limited use. Prior experience and practice, motivational support provided by the school administration and department head, and teachers' voluntary decisions on the …
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A Focused Evaluation of Sales Employees' Ethics Training and Its Effect on the Diffusion of Ethics in a Financial Organization
… that accompanied their research—image, result demonstrability, and voluntariness. </p> <p>This paper serves as a new starting point for diffusion studies because the current body of research is silent in how diffusion of innovations theory informs the effectiveness of ethics training. It …
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Science, warfare and society in the Renaissance, with particular reference to fortification theory
… considered valuable for the quality of public demonstrability and certainty it gave; for the dignified and worthy art that resulted, suitable to those of a certain (elevated) station of life. Epistemologically, the general Euclidian method used was supported by the Christian model of the …
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Bitcoin adoption in South Africa, an end user perspective
… to make financial gains. In addition, result demonstrability was also shown to be a key driver influencing the end users adoption decision. A modified version of the innovation diffusion theory is suggested in the discussion based on the findings of this study.
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How Technology Diffuses through Construction User Culture: An Innovation Design to Improve Safety Technology Adoption
… (2) expected adoption outcome, and (3) results demonstrability. Eighteen roofing workers were recruited to evaluate and compare the two interventions. The standard PFAS training intervention was developed by two experts using the safety manual published by the National Roofing Contractor …
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Pilot Acceptance of Personal, Wearable Fatigue Monitoring Technology: An Application of the Extended Technology Acceptance Model
… the external factors of job relevance, results demonstrability, and perceived image or social status, which act as secondary factors positively influencing behavioral intention to use FMT. A tertiary factor influencing behavioral intention to use FMT is subjective norms, which positively …
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An Integrated Model for Examining Factors that Influence Customers’ Adoption of Internet Banking Services Provided by Commercial Banks in Jordan
… compatibility, observability-result demonstrability, innovativeness, government support, and information about Internet banking. Accessibility and perceived financial cost were found not to be direct predictors of intention; however, the latter has emerged to affect intention …
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EFFECTS OF COLLABORATION AND ISOMORPHIC MODELS ON TRANSFER: AN L2 WRITING INVESTIGATION
How can feedback become a productive resource for students? Much of the research investigating the role of feedback in second language (L2) writing has set out to find an answer to this question. Based on the principle that feedback is given to students as a means of providing useful information to …