Mobile computing: a user study on hedonic/utilitarian mobile device usage

Wakefield, Robin L.; Whitten, Dwayne

doi:10.1057/palgrave.ejis.3000619

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“…Numerous studies have identified two types of system values: hedonic and utilitarian (Holsapple, 2007;Van Der Heijden, 2004;Wakefield & Whitten, 2006), whereas hedonic systems are related to entertainment and are oriented to pleasure, utilitarian systems are more instrumental and related to productivity (Kim & Hwang, 2012). The personalization of some features within the internet based services like e-commerce, mobile commerce or social commerce has made the systems more hedonic complementing the utilitarian value of them (usefulness, accomplishment) (Dlodlo, 2014) being the systems both useful and enjoyable (Malik et al, 2013).…”

Section: Hypothesis 4: Attitude Towards Using S-commerce Has a Positimentioning

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Hedonic and Utilitarian Effects of the Adoption and Use of Social Commerce

Plaza-Lora

Ramos

2016

Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge Management

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The aim of this research is to contribute to the field of study which explores the consumer behaviour model in social commerce, introducing the social commerce concept as a new commercial formula. To study the acceptance and use of social commerce by consumers, we have proposed the Social Commerce Acceptance Model which brings together several models of technology acceptance, including the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), its successor Technology Acceptance Model 2 (TAM2) and The Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), and the inclusion of hedonic and utilitarian values which will help us identify the key variables influencing the intention to use social commerce. To carry out this research, we distributed a survey answered by 486 individuals. The results obtained confirm satisfactory results on the relationships proposed, highlighting the influence of hedonic and utilitarian values on attitude and perceived usefulness.

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Section: Hypothesis 4: Attitude Towards Using S-commerce Has a Positimentioning

confidence: 99%

Hedonic and Utilitarian Effects of the Adoption and Use of Social Commerce

Plaza-Lora

Ramos

2016

Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge Management

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“…Hence, till today, the Cognitive Absorption Theory developed by Agarwal and Karahanna (2000) has been used in studies related to the acceptance of technology such as perceived ease of use, usefulness and intention besides many studies that frames user and computer interaction such as acting, effective quality and individual innovation. (Saade, Bahli 2003;Roca, Chiu, Jose Martınez, 2005;Chung, Tan, 2004;Zhang, Li, Sun, 2006;Zhang, Li, 2004;Serenko, Bontis, Detlor, 2006;Ngai, 2005;Newman, 2005;Qiu, Benbasat, 2005;Wakefield, Whitten, 2006;Shang, Chen, Shen, 2003). With this scale development study which is the first one on cognitive absorption in Turkey, it is hoped to contribute to studies that examine experiences related to technology.…”

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“…Nitekim özdüzenleyici öğrenme konusunda yapılan çalışmalarda bilişsel bağlılığın da bir değişken olarak ele alındığı belirlenmiştir (Stoney ve Oliver 1999;Garcia, Matula, Harris, Egan-Dowdy, Lissi, Davila 1995). Bu nedenle bilişsel bağlılığın, kişinin zihinsel deneyimi ile ilgili güdülenmenin başlaması ve devam etmesi için gerekli bir değişken olduğu; güdülenmenin, zihinsel süreçler, tepkiler ve düşünceler ile ayrılmaz bir şekilde ilişkide bulunduğu vurgulanmaktadır (Shunk 1989;Stoney ve Oliver 1999 (2000) tarafından geliştirilen Bilişsel Kapılma Kuramı bugüne kadar algılanan kullanım kolaylığı, yarar, niyet gibi teknoloji kabuluyle ilgili çalışmaların yanısıra oyunculuk, etkili kalite, bireysel yenilikçilik gibi kullanıcı ve bilgisayar etkileşimine çerçeve oluşturan bir çok araştırmada kullanılmıştır (Saade, Bahli 2003;Roca, Chiu, Jose Martınez, 2005;Chung, Tan, 2004;Zhang, Li, Sun, 2006;Zhang, Li, 2004;Serenko, Bontis, Detlor, 2006;Ngai, 2005;Newman, 2005;Qiu, Benbasat, 2005;Wakefield, Whitten, 2006;Shang, Chen, Shen, 2003).…”

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Adaptation of Cognitive Absorption Scale To Turkish

Usluel¹,

Vural²

2009

Ankara Universitesi Egitim Bilimleri Fakultesi Dergisi

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The purpose of this study is to determine the validity and reliability of the Cognitive Absorption Scale developed by Agarwal and Karahanna (2000) on a group consisting of student teachers. The original scale is in English and consists of 20 items in Whitten, 2006; Shang, Chen, Shen, 2003). With this scale development study which is the first one on cognitive absorption in Turkey, it is hoped to contribute to studies that examine experiences related to technology.Methods: In this study, the Cognitive Absorption Scale developed by Agarwal and Karahanna (2000) has been adopted into Turkish, and its validity and reliability has been examined. To achieve this, the original 20 item scale was translated into Turkish by an expert and the items were analysed considering the suggestions of 10 experts in terms of their expression and suitability for aim. Then, a two stage process was followed. First, the scale was applied to 231 student teachers studying at Elementary Education Department. After applying a factor analysis, the items that were considered to make no contribution to the scale were removed and item points of those that include negative expressions were inverted. As a result, a 17 item scale was obtained. This obtained scale was applied to 535 student teachers studying at four universities. After applying a factor analysis, it was observed that the 17 item scale consisted of four factors and that the control dimension in the original scale did not exist in the Turkish scale. The reliability coefficient of the scale was calculated to be 0.923. Besides, for the lower dimensions of the scale, the Cronbach Alpha reliability coefficients were .88 for time, .90 for curiosity, .90 for pleasure and .82 for focusing of attention dimensions. In order to test the structural validity of the scale, the results of the Principal Components Analysis were compared to those of the Cognitive Absorption scale developed by Agarwal and Karahanna (2000). After the comparison, it was seen that the items with the same meaning were grouped under the same factors. With these evaluations, the validity and reliability studies of the scale were completed.Discussion and Conclusions: As a result, with this study that aims to gain the Cognitive Absorption Scale developed by Agarwal and Karahanna (2000) to our language, a valid and reliable scale has been reached that measures the four dimensions of the original scale. (Appendix 2) Such scales are needed in research about experiences related to technology in our country and it is hoped that the scale will contribute to research to be conducted in this context.

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“…Research continues to advance the Technology Acceptance Model, which has become the most often employed and most influential IS theory (Wakefield and Whitten, 2006;Benbasat and Barki, 2007;Williams et al, 2009). Recent applications include SMS services (Lu et al, 2010) and acceptance of shopping websites (Ha and Stoel, 2009).…”

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A consumption theory and task-fitness perspective of wireless internet adoption for mobile commerce

Ahluwalia¹,

Gimpel

Varshney

2015

IJEB

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Recent advances in wireless technology have resulted in new opportunities for electr.onic commerce to migrate to mobile platforms. To understand the acceptance of mobile commerce, we investigate the drivers of the adoption of wireless internet broadband for the laptop. Task fitness is important to those users conducting mobile commerce, which may involve completion of several sequential transactions. This study draws upon consumption theory and task-technology fit literature to investigate the antecedents of wireless internet adoption. The structural equation model of field study data indicates that there are significant positive relationships among perceived quality, task fitness, and perceived value and the intention to adopt wireless internet. Surprisingly, the study also finds that the likelihood to subscribe to wireless internet declines as the awareness about the technology increases. This research provides theoretical insights for researchers and practical guidance for service providers as they push mobile commerce to increase data traffic revenue.

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Mobile computing: a user study on hedonic/utilitarian mobile device usage

Cited by 193 publications

References 30 publications

Hedonic and Utilitarian Effects of the Adoption and Use of Social Commerce

Hedonic and Utilitarian Effects of the Adoption and Use of Social Commerce

Adaptation of Cognitive Absorption Scale To Turkish

A consumption theory and task-fitness perspective of wireless internet adoption for mobile commerce

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