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論文名稱
Title
科技採用意向模式之彙總分析
A Meta Analysis of Technology Adoption Intention Models
系所名稱
Department
畢業學年期
Year, semester
語文別
Language
學位類別
Degree
頁數
Number of pages
122
研究生
Author
指導教授
Advisor
召集委員
Convenor
口試委員
Advisory Committee
口試日期
Date of Exam
2009-07-25
繳交日期
Date of Submission
2009-08-25
關鍵字
Keywords
彙總分析、計劃行為理論、科技接受模式
Technology Acceptance Model, Meta-analysis, Theory of Planned Behavior
統計
Statistics
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中文摘要
自二十世紀中期以後,資訊科技的快速發展對人類文明產生了重大的影響。其影響層面涵蓋科學工藝、生物醫學、社會組織乃至於日常生活與娛樂。對於資訊科技使用者接受度的探討,主要有科技接受模式(Technology Acceptance Model, TAM)與計劃行為模式(Theory of Planned Behavior, TPB)二個理論來加以探討與驗證。
本研究透過彙總分析共蒐集TAM 37篇相關文獻與TPB 23篇相關文獻,研究結果顯示職業、文化、情感、環境皆對TAM與TPB有其影響力;TAM在非學生、理性情感與個人環境之情境有顯著性的影響;TPB在非學生、東方文化、理性情感與個人環境之情境有顯著性的影響。
在「態度-->意圖」變數關係中,將TAM與TPB共同比較,發現其TPB在個人情境的可解釋力大於TAM,其他職業情境、文化情境、情感情境、環境情境皆由TAM的可解釋力大於TPB。
研究成果在於對TAM與TPB模式在不同的應用情境下,各構面解釋力的強度有深入的分析比較,因此可以提供學者在應用這些理論的參考,也可供國內外各個企業或組織在採用資訊科技時成功導入。
Abstract
The rapid development of information technology has created significant impact in most organizations. Several theories have been proposed to interpret the intention to accept technology by individuals. The two most popular ones are Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), and Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB).
The purpose of this thesis is to investigate how well these two theories can analyze the intention of technology acceptance based on existing published primary studies. Thirty-seven studies that used TAM and twenty-three studies that used TPB were analyzed. Four variables associated with the user (student vs. non-student and oriental vs. western) and the technology applications (emotion vs. rational and individual vs. organizational applications) were used to differentiate the explanatory power of these models in different situations. The results show that these models have very different interpretation powers in different situations.
For the relationship between attitude and intention in these two models, we found that TAM is more powerful than TPB only for individual. In all remaining situations, TAM can better explain the variance of intention. The findings are useful for researchers in selecting proper models for research and for practitioners to explore ways to increase the likelihood of technology being accepted by the user.
目次 Table of Contents
目錄 I
圖表目錄 I
第一章 緒論 1
1.1 研究背景與動機 1
1.2 研究目的 2
1.3 研究流程 3
1.4 論文架構 4
第二章 文獻探討 5
2.1 科技接受理論(TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL,TAM) 5
2.1.1科技接受模式之彙總分析文獻 8
2.2 計劃行為理論(THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR,TPB) 12
2.3 影響解釋力之因素 14
第三章 研究架構與方法 16
3.1 META-ANALYSIS 彙總分析 18
3.1.1 何謂Meta-analysis 18
3.1.2 彙總分析之發展背景與演進 18
3.1.3 彙總分析 19
3.1.4 傳統分析法與彙總分析 21
3.1.5 彙總分析之步驟 25
3.1.6 彙總分析的相關計算與檢定 26
3.2 資料搜集與來源 30
3.3 研究資料登錄 31
3.4 研究資料之編碼 31
3.5 META 分析方法與分析工具 31
第四章 研究結果 33
4.1 資料檢索及樣本特性 33
4.2 科技接受理論(TAM)之META-ANALYSIS 結果 34
4.2.1 敘述性的分類與統計 35
4.2.1.1以學生為對象的研究結果 36
4.2.1.2以非學生為對象的研究結果 37
4.2.1.3以東方文化為對象的研究結果 38
4.2.1.4以西方文化為對象的研究結果 39
4.2.1.5以感性之科技的研究結果 40
4.2.1.6以理性之科技的研究結果 41
4.2.1.7以組織之科技的研究結果 42
4.2.1.8以個人之科技的研究結果 43
4.2.2 科技接受理論(TAM)之量化分析 45
4.2.2.1 以學生為對象的量化研究結果 46
4.2.2.2 以非學生為對象的量化研究結果 47
4.2.2.3 以西方文化為對象的量化研究結果 48
4.2.2.4 以東方文化為對象的量化研究結果 49
4.2.2.5 以理性之科技的量化研究結果 50
4.2.2.6 以感性之科技的量化研究結果 51
4.2.2.7 以組織之科技的量化研究結果 52
4.2.2.8 以個人之科技的量化研究結果 53
4.2.2.9 TAM Meta-analysis情境比較 54
4.3 計劃行為理論(TPB)之META-ANALYSIS 結果 58
4.3.1 敘述性的分類與統計 58
4.3.1.1 以學生為對象的研究結果 59
4.3.1.2 以非學生為對象的研究結果 60
4.3.1.3 以西方文化為對象的研究結果 61
4.3.1.4 以東方文化為對象的研究結果 62
4.3.1.5 以理性之科技的研究結果 63
4.3.1.6 以感性之科技的研究結果 64
4.3.1.7 以組織之科技的研究結果 65
4.3.1.8 以個人之科技的研究結果 66
4.3.2計劃行為理論(TPB)之量化分析 67
4.3.2.1以學生為對象的量化研究結果 68
4.3.2.2以非學生為對象的量化研究結果 70
4.3.2.3以西方文化為對象的量化研究結果 71
4.3.2.4以東方文化為對象的量化研究結果 72
4.3.2.5以理性之科技的量化研究結果 73
4.3.2.6以感性之科技的量化研究結果 74
4.3.2.7以組織之科技的量化研究結果 75
4.3.2.8以個人之科技的量化研究結果 76
4.3.2.9 TPB Meta-analysis 情境比較 78
4.4 研究結果彙整 81
4.4.1 TAM 與TPB 解釋力比較 82
第五章 結論與建議 86
5.1 研究結論 86
5.2 研究貢獻 88
5.3 研究限制 89
5.4 未來研究方向 89
參考文獻 90
附錄一:TAM研究樣本資料整理 104
附錄二:TAM研究樣本文獻 106
附錄三:TPB研究樣本資料整理 109
附錄四:TPB研究樣本文獻 111

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