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. 2020 Nov 27;8(11):e24718. doi: 10.2196/24718

Table 5.

Variance shared by the variables considered in this study.a

Variables Number of items Cronbach α Perceived
usefulness
Perceived ease of use Confirmation of
expectations
User
satisfaction
Intention to
continue
usage
Perceived usefulness 4 .86 0.82 0.42b 0.79b 0.70b 0.71b
Perceived ease of use 4 .88
0.84 0.65b 0.62b 0.45b
Confirmation of expectations 3 .70

0.83 0.78b 0.63b
User satisfaction 3 .88


0.89 0.74b
Intention to continue usage 3 .93



0.90

aThe diagonal (italicized values in the table) refers to the square root of the variance shared by each variable and its respective items. The values off the diagonal refer to the intercorrelations between the variables. The values in the lower part of the table are a mirror of those in the upper part above the diagonal.

bThe correlation was significant at P<.01.