Jung, Hayeon, Kang, Hyerin, Eom, Hyobin, Kim, Woohyuk
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Despite the rapid diffusion of MyData services, users’ PDS Usage Intention remains limited. This study examines how perceived benefits and perceived risks influence continuance intention toward Personal Data Services (PDS), a core application of MyData, and investigates the moderating role of consumer innovativeness. A structural research model was developed to analyze the relationships among these variables. The results indicate that perceived benefits positively affect PDS Usage Intention, whereas perceived risks do not have a statistically significant effect. Moreover, consumer innovativeness significantly moderates the relationship between perceived benefits and PDS Usage Intention, whereas its moderating effect on the relationship involving perceived risks was not observed. This study contributes to the literature on post-adoption behavior in data-driven service contexts and offers practical implications for enhancing user retention through differentiated engagement and risk management strategies.
목차
Abstract I. Introduction II. Literature Review 1. Perceived Risk 2. Perceived Benefits 3. Consumer Innovativeness 4. PDS Usage Intention 5. Hypotheses III. Methodology 1. Sample Characteristics 2. Validity and Reliability Analysis 3. Hypothesis Testing IV. Discussion Reference
키워드
personal data services (PDS)MyDataperceived benefitsperceived risksconsumer innovativenessPDS usage intentionpost-adoption behavior
저자
Jung, Hayeon [ Student, Department of Consumer Science, Inchon National University ]
1st author
Kang, Hyerin [ Student, Department of Consumer Science, Inchon National University ]
co-author
Eom, Hyobin [ Student, Department of Consumer Science, Inchon National University ]
co-author
Kim, Woohyuk [ Associate Professor, Department of Consumer Science, Inchon National University ]
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