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As mentioned previously, the literature examined suggests a theoretically grounded model tying the antecedent variables to organizational commitment, mediated by computer self-efficacy and outcome expectancy. The relationships suggested by the model are formally expressed by the hypotheses stated below.
H1: The degree of system use has a positive impact on computer self-efficacy.
H2: The degree of system use has a positive impact on outcome expectancy.
H3: Past computer experience has a positive impact on computer self-efficacy.
H4: Past computer experience has a positive impact on outcome expectancy.
H5: Computer staff support has a positive impact on computer self-efficacy.
H6: Computer staff support has a positive impact on outcome expectancy.
H7: Ease of system use has a positive impact on computer self-efficacy.
H8: Ease of system use has a positive impact on outcome expectancy.
H9: Computer self-efficacy has a positive impact on outcome expectancy.
H10: Computer self-efficacy has a positive impact on organizational commitment.
H11: Outcome expectancy has a positive impact on organizational commitment.
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