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A meta-analysis of the technology acceptance model

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William R. King,

Jun HeAuthors Info & Claims

Information and Management, Volume 43, Issue 6

Pages 740 - 755

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.im.2006.05.003

Published: 01 September 2006 Publication History

Abstract

A statistical meta-analysis of the technology acceptance model (TAM) as applied in various fields was conducted using 88 published studies that provided sufficient data to be credible. The results show TAM to be a valid and robust model that has been widely used, but which potentially has wider applicability. A moderator analysis involving user types and usage types was performed to investigate conditions under which TAM may have different effects. The study confirmed the value of using students as surrogates for professionals in some TAM studies, and perhaps more generally. It also revealed the power of meta-analysis as a rigorous alternative to qualitative and narrative literature review methods.

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