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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"perceived attributes of innovations"”.

  1. Measuring the perceived attributes of innovation: A study of capacitive switch technology in industrially designed user interface controls

    <p>The purpose of this research was to test the applicability of Rogers’ theory of innovation diffusion as it relates to measuring the perceived attributes of innovations of capacitive switch technology in user interface controls. This study used a Likert scale to collect data on the following …

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  2. Technology Adoption and Integration: A Multiple Case Study of Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation Theory in Kuwait

    The adoption and integration of technology is limited in K-12 contexts worldwide, including in the Middle East. Based on the work of Everett Rogers (1995) and his disciplines, studies in the United States indicate that teachers' perceptions towards the attributes of technology (relative advantage, …

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  3. An exploration of Scottish community pharmacists' adoption of innovative services and products relating to minor ailment management.

    … gain insight into community pharmacists adoption of medicines and services related to two key innovative policy interventions aimed at enhanced minor ailment management; namely the ongoing legal status reclassification of medicines; and the introduction of the Scottish Minor Ailment Service. …

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