Figure 2
At the top of the flowchart, there are three primary categories labeled in boxes, including: “Cognitive conditions,” “Affective conditions,” and “Normative conditions.” “Cognitive conditions“ includes sub-factors within text boxes labeled “Perceived usefulness,” “Perceived ease of use,” and “Trust.” “Affective conditions” includes sub-factors within text boxes labeled “Positive emotions” and “Negative emotions.” “Normative conditions” includes a single sub-factor within a text box labeled “Social influence.” The six text boxes representing the sub-factors leads to a text box labeled “Intention to use B B L Ps on the bottom left, via a diagonal arrow labeled “Paths linked with intention to use,” and to a text box labeled “Non-intention to use B B L Ps” on the bottom right, via a diagonal arrow labeled “Paths linked with nonintention to use.”Configurational formulation of a CAN model to explain acceptance and rejection of BBLPs. Source: Authors’ own work