Research Article

Antecedents of Continuance Intention of Social Networking Services (SNS): Utilitarian, Hedonic, and Social Contexts

Table 5

Summary of the results.

HCauseEffectCoefficientT-valueHypothesis

H1Perceived ease of useContinuance intention0.0661.155Not supported
H2Perceived usefulnessContinuance intention0.0711.426Not supported
H3Perceived enjoymentContinuance intention0.56311.042Supported
H4aCommunicationContinuance intention0.1071.983Supported
H4bCommunicationPerceived enjoyment0.2243.647Supported
H5aSystem qualityPerceived ease of use0.1902.971Supported
H5bSystem qualityPerceived usefulness0.1131.803Not supported
H6aInformation qualityPerceived ease of use−0.0410.583Not supported
H6bInformation qualityPerceived usefulness0.1822.707Supported
H7aService qualityPerceived ease of use0.1802.822Supported
H7bService qualityPerceived usefulness0.1702.611Supported
H8aPositive affectPerceived enjoyment0.53012.504Supported
H8bPositive affectCommunication0.2454.043Supported
H9aNegative affectPerceived enjoyment−0.3095.408Supported
H9bNegative affectCommunication−0.0771.123Not supported