Research Article

Antecedents of Intention to Adopt Mobile Health (mHealth) Application and Its Impact on Intention to Recommend: An Evidence from Indonesian Customers

Table 10

Fornell-Larcker criterion: matrix of correlation constructs and the square root of AVE (in italics).

CEEFCFGCISMITDITEIIAIRPPRPSPEPV

C0.830
EE0.5070.859
FC0.3460.6370.889
FGC0.5500.5390.3490.887
ISM0.4970.4000.3520.4780.900
ITD0.4560.4490.4060.4850.4310.892
ITM0.5040.5390.5070.5420.4760.7990.907
I0.6460.3920.2380.4680.4750.3380.3740.859
IA0.4890.5140.4930.4420.4610.5910.6770.3630.896
IR0.5530.5060.4260.5160.5180.5890.6720.4830.6950.910
PPR0.1200.1050.0850.1810.2190.2190.1150.1950.1160.1160.890
PS0.4340.3570.3080.3750.2630.2630.4370.3090.3930.4090.0700.864
PE0.6250.5830.4400.5460.4630.4640.5130.4380.5360.5770.1390.3790.847
PV0.5010.5060.5140.5330.3270.3270.5240.3410.4790.5330.0940.4580.5180.913

C: compatibility; EE: effort expectancy; FC: facilitating conditions; FGC: firm-generated content; ISM: information-seeking motive; ITD: initial trust in doctor; ITM: initial trust in mHealth; I: innovativeness; IA: intention to adopt; IR: intention to recommend; PPR: perceived privacy risks; PS: perceived security; PE: performance expectancy; PV: price value.