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. 2014 Dec 1;20(12):1127–1134. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2013.0345

Table 2.

Hypotheses Proposed by This Study

Hypothesis
1-1. Clinical factors will have a positive effect on the PU.
1-2. Clinical factors will have a positive effect on the ATT.
1-3. Nonclinical factors will have a positive effect on the PU.
1-4. Nonclinical factors will have a positive effect on the ATT.
2-1. The EMT's SN will have a positive effect on the PU.
2-2. The EMT's SN will have a positive effect on the ATT.
2-3. The EMT's EC will have a positive effect on the PU.
2-4. The EMT's EC will have a positive effect on the ATT.
3-1. LI will have a positive effect on the PU.
3-2. LI will have a positive effect on the ATT.
3-3. The EMT's JF will have a positive effect on the PU.
3-4. The EMT's JF will have a positive effect on the ATT.
3-5. The EMT's OF will have a positive effect on the PU.
3-6. The EMT's OF will have a positive effect on the ATT.
4-1. The EMT's PEOU will have positive effects on the PU.
4-2. The EMT's PEOU will have positive effects on the ATT.
5-1. The EMT's PU will have positive effects on the ATT.
5-2. The EMT's PU will have positively effects on the UI.
6. The EMT's ATT will have positive effects on the UI.

ATT, attitude; EC, expectation confirmation; EMT, emergency medical technician; JF, job fit; LI, loyalty incentives; OF, organizational facilitation, PEOU, perceived ease of use; PU, perceived usefulness; SN, subjective norm; UI, use intention.