Table A1. Measurement items Constructs... | Emerald Publishing

Table A1.

Measurement items

Constructs	Items	Sources
Perceived security	SE1. I feel safe playing blockchain-based games SE2. I believe that blockchain-based games offer a secure way through which to play games SE3. I feel secure managing my game assets with blockchain-based games SE4. I believe that blockchain-based games implement security measures to protect players	Kim et al. (2008) Vatanasombut et al. (2008)
Privacy	PR1. I am concerned that blockchain-based games are collecting too much personal information from players PR2. Blockchain-based games will use my personal information for other purposes without my authorization. PR3. Unauthorized persons (i.e., hackers) have access to my personal information when I am playing blockchain-based games PR4. I am concerned about the privacy of my personal information when I am playing blockchain-based games	Kim et al. (2008)
Perceived usefulness	PU1. Playing blockchain-based games would enable me to accomplish my goal of playing games quickly PU2. Playing blockchain-based games would enable me to accomplish my goal of playing games effectively PU3. Playing blockchain-based games would increase my life quality	Davis (1989)
Perceived ease of use	PE1. Learning to play blockchain-based games is easy for me PE2. It is easy for me to become skilful at playing blockchain-based games. PE3. My interactions with blockchain-based games would be clear and understandable PE4. I would find blockchain-based games easy to use	Davis (1989)
Trust	TR1. Blockchain-based games are trustworthy TR2. Blockchain-based games well keep game rules TR3. Blockchain-based games’ behaviour meets my expectations	Jarvenpaa et al. (2000)
Perceived enjoyment	EN1. I find blockchain-based games entertaining EN2. I play blockchain-based games for pleasure. EN3. Playing blockchain-based games is an agreeable way of passing time	Van der Heijden (2003)
Subjective norms	SN1. People who are important to me would think that I should play blockchain-based games SN2. People who influence me would think that I should play blockchain-based games SN3. People whose opinions are valued to me would prefer that I should play blockchain-based games	Wu and Chen (2005) Pavlou and Fygenson (2006)
Behaviour intention to use	BI1. Given that I have access to blockchain-based games, I predict that I would play them BI2. I am likely to play blockchain-based games in the near future BI3. I am willing to play blockchain-based games in the near future	Davis (1989), Venkatesh and Davis (2000)

Constructs	Items	Sources
Perceived security	SE1. I feel safe playing blockchain-based gamesSE2. I believe that blockchain-based games offer a secure way through which to play gamesSE3. I feel secure managing my game assets with blockchain-based gamesSE4. I believe that blockchain-based games implement security measures to protect players	Kim et al. (2008) Vatanasombut et al. (2008)
Privacy	PR1. I am concerned that blockchain-based games are collecting too much personal information from playersPR2. Blockchain-based games will use my personal information for other purposes without my authorization.PR3. Unauthorized persons (i.e., hackers) have access to my personal information when I am playing blockchain-based gamesPR4. I am concerned about the privacy of my personal information when I am playing blockchain-based games	Kim et al. (2008)
Perceived usefulness	PU1. Playing blockchain-based games would enable me to accomplish my goal of playing games quicklyPU2. Playing blockchain-based games would enable me to accomplish my goal of playing games effectivelyPU3. Playing blockchain-based games would increase my life quality	Davis (1989)
Perceived ease of use	PE1. Learning to play blockchain-based games is easy for mePE2. It is easy for me to become skilful at playing blockchain-based games.PE3. My interactions with blockchain-based games would be clear and understandablePE4. I would find blockchain-based games easy to use	Davis (1989)
Trust	TR1. Blockchain-based games are trustworthyTR2. Blockchain-based games well keep game rulesTR3. Blockchain-based games’ behaviour meets my expectations	Jarvenpaa et al. (2000)
Perceived enjoyment	EN1. I find blockchain-based games entertainingEN2. I play blockchain-based games for pleasure.EN3. Playing blockchain-based games is an agreeable way of passing time	Van der Heijden (2003)
Subjective norms	SN1. People who are important to me would think that I should play blockchain-based gamesSN2. People who influence me would think that I should play blockchain-based gamesSN3. People whose opinions are valued to me would prefer that I should play blockchain-based games	Wu and Chen (2005) Pavlou and Fygenson (2006)
Behaviour intention to use	BI1. Given that I have access to blockchain-based games, I predict that I would play themBI2. I am likely to play blockchain-based games in the near futureBI3. I am willing to play blockchain-based games in the near future	Davis (1989), Venkatesh and Davis (2000)