“…Kebbell et al (1999) found that perceived utility was linked with the frequency of using the CI components. Self-efficacy (i.e., one's beliefs in one's ability to succeed to use a technique, which is to organize and to execute what is required to produce the expected results from the technique; Bandura, 1982Bandura, , 19912003) is also examined as some studies showed that it could also be involved in the adoption and the use of (new) 'techniques/technologies' (e.g., Burkhardt & Brass, 1990;Carugati & Tomasetto, 2002;Compeau & Higgins, 1995;Deaudelin, Dussault, & Brodeur, 2002;Hill, Smith, & Mann, 1987). In this study, we explore two other dimensions of acceptability proposed by several theoretical models and authors (e.g., Bubois & Bobbilier-Chaumon, 2010;Nielsen, 1993;Terrade, Pasquier, Reerinck-Boulanger, Guingouain, & Somat, 2009;Tricot, Plégat-Soutjis, Camps, Amiel, Lutz, & Morcillo, 2003).…”