Heather Markham Kim, Jungsun (Sunny) Kim, Kyuhyeon Joo, Jinsoo Hwang
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摘要
目的 本研究调查了技术接受模型(TAM)决定因素和形象一致性对态度的影响,进而对行为意向的影响。研究结果研究结果表明,TAM 的两个维度和自我形象一致性的三个子因素对顾客的人脸识别(FR)支付态度有积极影响。顾客态度也极大地影响了对人脸识别支付的行为意向。最后,韩国和美国消费者之间的文化差异在感知有用性和态度之间以及实际自我形象一致性和态度之间的关系中起着重要的调节作用。与以往研究不同的是,本研究将文化差异作为五个预测因素(即 TAM 中的两个预测因素和自我形象一致性的三个维度)与 FR 支付态度之间关系的调节因素。
Investigating the technology acceptance model, image congruence and cultural differences in facial recognition payment adoption
Purpose
This study investigated the impacts of the technology acceptance model (TAM) determinants and image congruence on attitude and, in turn, behavioral intentions. In addition, the differences between the US and Korean consumers in terms of the predictors of attitude were assessed.
Design/methodology/approach
The data were collected via an online survey from 342 South Korean and 353 American consumers who patronized a restaurant within a three-month timeframe.
Findings
The findings revealed that two dimensions of TAM and three sub-factors of self-image congruence positively affected customer attitude toward face recognition (FR) payment. Customer attitude also significantly influenced behavioral intentions toward FR payment. Lastly, the cultural differences between the Korean and American consumers played significant moderating roles in the relationships between perceived usefulness and attitude as well as between actual self-image congruence and attitude.
Originality/value
No prior empirical research has incorporated cultural differences into the FR payment acceptance model. Unlike previous research, the current study included cultural differences as a moderator of the relationships between the five predictors (i.e. two predictors from TAM and three dimensions of self-image congruence) and attitude toward FR payment in the research model.
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