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Journal of Business Research · 2006 · Vol. 59(9) · pp. 999–1007
Constance Elise Porter✉(University of Notre Dame)Naveen Donthu(Georgia State University)
Technology Adoption and User BehaviourDigital Marketing and Social MediaICT Impact and PoliciesTechnology acceptance modelThe InternetDemographicsPerceptionRace (biology)PsychologyTest (biology)Internet accessUsabilityMarketing
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