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. 2020 Oct 7;22(10):e17499. doi: 10.2196/17499

Table 11.

Results of the moderating effect of income (middle income vs high income).

Hypothesis # Hypothesized path Middle incomea High incomeb P value for chi-square difference test


Standardized estimate (β) P value Standardized estimate (β) P value
H4 PPSc→PEd .40 <.001 .39 <.001 .83
H5 PPS→BIe .27 <.001 .23 <.001 .75
H10 EEf→PE .32 <.001 .24 .01 .22
H11 EE→BI .21 <.001 .09 .13 .21
H15 SIg→PE .13 .07 .19 .054 .51
H21 FCsh→PE .06 .40 −.11 .29 .18
H22 FCs→BI .06 .31 .03 .63 .96
H23 FCs→UBi .23 <.001 .07 .40 .003
H27 PE→BI .52 <.001 .66 <.001 .07
H29 BI→UB .41 <.001 .61 <.001 .03

aMedium income: US $25,000-US $50,999.

bHigh income: ≥US $51,000.

cPPS: perceived privacy and security.

dPE: performance expectancy.

eBI: behavioral intention.

fEE: effort expectancy.

gSI: social influence.

hFC: facilitating condition.

iUB: use behavior.