Creative thinking skills are important to be trained in mathematics learning because solving math problems cannot be separated from these skills. This research described learners’ mathematics creative thinking skills reviewed by curiosity and gender. This research is sequential explanatory research with a mixed methods with quantitative and qualitative approaches. Thirty-five learners of the 10th graders learning group were given a curiosity test to discover their curiosity types. They were stimulated by problem-based learning to develop their mathematics creative thinking skills. The findings showed that learners had various mathematics, creative thinking skills. They were proven by epistemic, perceptual curiosity, and perceptual curiosity diverse learners for both males and females. They were creative. The male learners with epistemic curiosity diverse categories were also creative while the female was very creative. Based on this research, the mathematical creative thinking ability of female gender students with the epistemic curiosity type is more dominant than perceptual curiosity.
Background: Provide an adequate background covering the literature review and the gap of the research with other relevant former research works. Aim: This study aims to determine the Factors Affecting Adoption Intention to OVO Mobile Payment Users in Surabaya. Method: This type of research is basic business research using a quantitative approach with data analysis in the form of SEM (Structural Equation Model). Management of data in this study using AMOS 22.0 for windows which are used in testing the Measurement Model (Outer Model) and Structural Model (Inner Model). The sampling technique used is 300 respondents with the last education of SMK/SMA and have used m-payment OVO in the last 6 months and who are domiciled in Surabaya. Findings: The results showed that Perceived Transaction Convenience (PCT), Compatibility (COM), Relative Advantage (RA), Government Support (GS), Additional Value (AV), Perceived Risk (PSR), Absorptive Capacity (AC), Affinity (AFFI), and Personal Innovativeness in Information Technology (PIIT) is proven to have a significant effect on Adaptation Intention (AI). In addition, Social Influence (SI) has been shown to have non-significant results on the Adaptation Intention (AI) of OVO mobile payment users in Surabaya.
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