Table V.

Direct, indirect and total effects

Behavioral intentionPerceived usefulnessPerceived ease of use
DirectIndirectTotalrel. Imp.DirectIndirectTotalrel. Imp.DirectIndirectTotalrel. Imp.
PU0.39*0.39*         
PEOU−0.080.03−0.05380.080.08     
CO0.39*0.36*0.65*360.68*0.010.69*10.13*0.13*
RD0.01−0.07*−0.0750−0.14*0.03−0.11*210.33*0.33*
TRI0.02−0.010.0233−0.02−0.00−0.020−0.00−0.00
CVI0.040.020.06250.04−0.010.0420−0.04−0.04
PRO0.02−0.08*−0.0657−0.17*0.02−0.15120.23*0.23*
PRS−0.16*0.1−0.06630.33*−0.12*0.21*36−0.28*0.14*−0.13*52
PRP0.10*−0.05*0.0456−0.1*−0.03−0.13*190.030.04*0.0736
PRT−0.07−0.03−0.10*23−0.11−0.06−0.16*27−0.47*0.03−0.44*6

Notes:

We calculated the mediation effect using the Alwin and Hauser’s (1975) formula of the relative importance: |indirect effect|/(|indirect effect|+|total effect|)

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