Table 6. Discriminant validity of the latent constructs.
Behavioral intention | Perceived ease of use | Internet self-efficacy | Perceived privacy protection | Perceived quality of online community sites | Perceived technology affordances | Perceived usefulness | |
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Behavioral intention | 0.906 | ||||||
Perceived ease of use | .372** | 0.872 | |||||
Internet self-efficacy | .405** | .334** | 0.800 | ||||
Perceived privacy protection | .197** | .455** | .204** | 0.921 | |||
Perceived quality of online community sites | .330** | .415** | .238** | .431** | 0.845 | ||
Perceived technology affordances | .380** | .541** | .293** | .431** | .494** | 0.780 | |
Perceived usefulness | .454** | .567** | .186* | .414** | .393** | .529** | 0.895 |
Note: (a) The diagonals represent the average variance extracted (AVE), while the other matrix entries represent the shared variance (the squared correlations). (b)
** P<0.01
* P<0.05.