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A Study on the Personal Attributes That Affect the Willingness of Learning Computer for Junior High Students

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The purpose of this study is to explore the relationships between personal attributes and willingness to learn computer.

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It is found that personal attributes such as computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy, learning style, behavior intention, and computer competence significantly correlate with willingness to learn computer. Furthermore, a structural model is established to depict the key antecedents of the willingness to learn computer.

Computer anxiety highly correlate with computer self-efficacy. Computer self-efficacy and perceived ease of use have strong, direct influence on the willingness to learn computer.

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Learning, motivation and emotion 76%
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