Joint Use of Information Technologies: Why Not Agree and Shop Online Together?
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2025-01-07
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In the Information Systems domain, there’s a gap in understanding how two individuals may use information technology (IT) resources in tandem, termed “joint IT use”. Our dyadic joint IT use model predicts that dyadic conflict and its dimensions —cognitive, emotional, and behavioral— during IT use performed jointly, influence user intention to continue with joint IT use, relationships mediated by the consensus-building effort and time. This dyadic conflict is also the key mediator for external factors including initial agreement, user input device control, and shared system display. A role-based experiment in online shopping settings validates our research model, offering fresh perspectives and guiding IT experts in future research and system design, especially in enhancing shared interfaces, input control management, and initial consensus.
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Design, Development, and Evaluation of Enhanced Collaboration Technologies, conflict, dyadic processes, joint it use, multiuser human-computer interaction, online shopping in couple
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Proceedings of the 58th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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