The Intermediary Effects of Perceived Ease of Use, Usefulness, Trust, and Attitude in the Adoption of Cashless Transactions: An Empirical Investigation.
L. Vimal RajS. AmilanK. AparnaAbinash MandalPublished in: TDIT (2) (2022)
Keyphrases
- behavioral intention
- user acceptance
- perceived usefulness
- perceived risk
- negative impact
- theoretical and practical implications
- attitudes toward
- positive effects
- subjective norm
- technology adoption
- cognitive style
- theory of planned behavior
- factors that affect
- individual level
- computer self efficacy
- factors affecting
- internet banking
- database
- mobile services
- structural equation modeling
- transaction management
- social influence
- distributed database systems
- information systems
- technology acceptance model
- statistically significant
- trust model
- measurement model
- dependent variables
- user friendliness
- university students
- association rules
- information technology
- transaction processing
- factors influencing