This study develops and tests an integrated model that explains information systems usage at adoption and post-adoption stages. Integrating the theory of planned behavior with the IS continuance model, this research provides insights into the complementary nature of the two theories in explaining IS usage over time. In addition, the integrated model takes into consideration the “habit” construc...

Article history: Received 25 November 2011 Available online 11 March 2012 Using a one-year longitudinal study of four components of organizational commitment (affective, normative, continuance–sacrifices, and continuance–alternatives) on a sample of employees frommultiple organizations (N=220), we examined the relationships of employee Big-Five personality traits to employee commitment componen...

IS post-adoption behavior has received significant attention in prior studies. Evidence suggests that a set of factors entice individuals’ continuance usage toward an information technology product. However traditional models of IT continuance usage generally do not account for product-level factors (e.g. brand influence) and mainly focus on predicting technology-level behavioral intention, and...

Katherine Mansfield is traditionally located in English Modernism; however, she goes beyond the modernist perception of the “allotropic self” and approaches the endlessly split subject of postmodernism. This study selects the theoretical rationale of a number of postmodernist critics that validates a perception of Mansfield’s treatment of the human subject as postmodernist, particularly in “The...

This research proposal describes a project to investigate mobile commerce continuance in China and in the U.S., with a specific aim to explore the influence of national culture on mobile shopping continuance. For this purpose, a mobile shopping continuance model is developed based on prior theories. An espoused cultural values-based approach by Srite and Karahanna [19] will be deployed to study...