The Influence of Incentive-Based Mobile Fitness Apps on Users’ Continuance Intention With Gender Moderation Effects: Quantitative and Qualitative Study
Aaya Faizah,
Alifah Fatimah Azzahra Hardian,
Rania Devina Nandini
et al.
Abstract:Background: A survey conducted by Mckinsey and Company reported that as of May 2022, as many as 26% of Indonesians had started to actively engage in physical activity, 32% had regular physical activity, and 9% exercised more intensely. The industrial revolution 4.0 made fitness applications used to track people's sports performance develop rapidly. Even so, public interest in using mobile fitness applications (MFA) for a long time is still relatively low.Objective: This study aims to determine the effect of in… Show more
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