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. 2015 May 20;32(6):847–860. doi: 10.1111/jpim.12269

Table 2b.

Items and Characteristics of Technological Reflectiveness in Study 4a to Study 7

Item Study 6 (n = 253)
α = .885; AVE = .528; CR = .886
Study 7 (n = 134)
α = .893, AVE = .535, CR = .888
Mean SD ITTC CFL Mean SD ITTC CFL
1. I enjoy thinking about the chances and risks a new technology might provide and harbor for society. 3.72 1.664 .739 .745 3.91 1.71 .709 .775
2. I am very interested in studying the impact new technical products have on society. 4.78 1.677 .626 .787 4.90 1.72 .647 .691
3. When I hear about a new technical product, I spontaneously have ideas on how this product can be used to reduce social problems. 3.47 1.555 .600 .678 3.77 1.54 .600 .566
4. I enjoy thinking about the impact that new technical products have on different social groups (e.g., the elderly, the young, and the chronically ill). 3.72 1.622 .701 .753 3.92 1.69 .724 .754
5. When I hear that a new technical product is on the market, I immediately reflect on the consequences this product may have for society. 3.75 1.570 .630 .655 3.84 1.65 .683 .720
6. I enjoy thinking about ways in which future technology could change our society. 4.06 1.765 .735 .672 4.09 1.78 .755 .811
7. I often think about how technical products could impact the autonomy and self‐determination of individuals and social groups. 3.80 1.732 .692 .782 3.99 1.81 .725 .775