Table 3.
Model 1a | R | R 2 | Adjusted R2 | SE | Change in R2 | Change in F (df1,df2) | P value |
Step 1b | .32a | .10 | .10 | .98 | .10 | 16.18 (1,139) | <.001 |
Step 2c | .38b | .14 | .13 | .96 | .04 | 6.23 (1,138) | .01 |
Step 3d | .78c | .61 | .60 | .65 | .46 | 161.04 (1,137) | <.001 |
Step 4e | .79d | .62 | .61 | .64 | .02 | 6.26 (1,136) | .01 |
aDependent variable: acceptance of mobile health (mHealth; behavioral use intention). Model 1 refers to the main model according to the statistical plan in distinction to post hoc analyses. (Models 2 and 3 as presented in Multimedia Appendix 2).
bPredictors: (constant), mHealth app use (entered in block 1).
cPredictors: (constant), mHealth app use, stress symptoms (block 1).
dPredictors: (constant), mHealth app use, stress symptoms (block 1), attitude toward using mHealth (block 2).
ePredictors: (constant), mHealth app use, stress symptoms (block 1), attitude toward using mHealth, skepticism/perceived risks (block 2). The UTAUT determinants (entered as block 3) added no further significant predictive contribution and were thus excluded.