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A Study on the Influencing Mechanisms of Foreign Users' Continued Use Intention of China's Mobile News

Xia Zou, Wenjuan Li

Abstract


Based on Expectation Confirmation Theory, This study combines perceived ease of use with perceived playfulness to predict users'
continuance intention toward mobile news. Using structural equation modeling, the results show that expectation confirmation is positively
related to perceived usefulness, ease of use, and playfulness. Continuance intention is positively influenced by user satisfaction, perceived
usefulness, ease of use, and expectation confirmation, with user satisfaction having the strongest effect. Mediation analysis shows that user
satisfaction partially mediates the effects of perceived ease of use and playfulness, and fully mediates the effect of expectation confirmation on
continuance intention.

Keywords


Mobile news; Foreign users; Continuance intention; Perceived usefulness; Perceived playfulness

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v4i6.9694

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