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How users’ Internet experience affects the adoption of mobile payment: a mediation model
Peiran Su
, Le Wang
, Jie Yan
School of Business and Creative Industries
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Keyphrases
Internet Experience
100%
Mobile Payment
100%
Mediation Model
100%
Mediating Effect
50%
Five-factor
50%
Mobile Devices
25%
World Wide Web
25%
Privacy Concerns
25%
Mobile Users
25%
Technology Acceptance Model 2 (TAM2)
25%
Perceived Ease of Use
25%
Perceived Usefulness
25%
Intention to Use
25%
Risk Issues
25%
Innovation Diffusion Theory
25%
User Experience
25%
Financial Activity
25%
Complete Transaction
25%
Related Technology
25%
Computer Science
Privacy Concern
100%
Innovation Diffusion
100%
Diffusion Theory
100%
User Experience
100%
Related Technology
100%
Mediation Model
100%
Mobile Device
100%