Table 1.

Measurement items of the study

ConstructCodeMeasurement itemsSource
Performance expectancyPE1I think ChatGPT could be useful in my daily lifeVenkatesh et al. (2003, 2012)
PE2Using ChatGPT could increase my chances of achieving things that are important to me
PE3Using ChatGPT could help me accomplish things more quickly
PE4Using ChatGPT could increase my academic productivity
Effort expectancyEE1Learning how to use ChatGPT would be easy for meVenkatesh et al. (2003, 2012)
EE2My interaction with ChatGPT would be clear and understandable
EE3I would find ChatGPT easy to use
EE4It would be easy for me to become skilled at using ChatGPT
Social influencePI1People who are important to me think that I should use ChatGPTVenkatesh et al. (2003, 2012)
PI2People who influence my behaviour think that I should use ChatGPT
PI3People whose opinions valuable the most will prefer that I use ChatGPT
PI4Colleagues in the university who use ChatGPT have a high profile. (dropped)
Protection motivationPM1I feel that I need to use generative AI tools including ChatGPT to protect myself during the COVID-19 pandemic outbreakBoss et al. (2015) 
PM2I feel that I need to use generative AI tools including ChatGPT to protect others during the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak
PM3I believe that it is necessary to use generative AI tools including ChatGPT to reduce the probability of COVID-19 infection
Actual usageAUS1I use ChatGPT frequentlyVenkatesh et al. (2003, 2012)
AUS2I use ChatGPT regularly
AUS3I depend on ChatGPT for educational purposes
Continuance usageCU1I intend to continue using ChatGPT rather than discontinue its useBhattacherjee et al.(2001), Mathieson et al. (1991) 
CU2I intend to continue using ChatGPT rather than other alternative means
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