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Assessment criteria of SLR_Individual.xlsx (351.38 kB)

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Appendix 4. Subject distribution of years count.png (35.64 kB)

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Fig. 2. DB screening distribution.png (80.63 kB)

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Fig. 3. Year of publications.png (13.17 kB)

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Fig. 4. Access distrubtion count.png (18.88 kB)

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Fig. 5. Citation count distribution per year.png (52.79 kB)

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Fig. 6. Country of study.png (153.82 kB)

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Fig. 7. Level of analysis per technology.png (29.33 kB)

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Fig. 8. Level of analysis per theory.png (18.01 kB)

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Fig. 9. Sample size per model.png (25.86 kB)

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Fig. 10. Country of study per model.png (43.43 kB)

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Fig. 11. Core model count per subject.png (61.43 kB)

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Individual level of technology adoption models used and the constructs

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posted on 2022-11-23, 13:17 authored by Sean KrugerSean Kruger

Several studies across disciplines have used, developed, and supported technology adoption theories to guide stakeholders in academia, government and business. However, in the recent paradigm shift referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), technology adoption models used and associated factors remains vague. This dataset provides an overview of what models and constructs are currently being used.

Using a systematic literature review (SLR) based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) methodology, 3007 publications were identified.

Of these 125 articles between 2015 and 2021 were deemed relevant as they specifically used a technology adoption model and applied it within the construct of this paradigm. Each model, whether combined or stand alone was then logged including the constructs that were found relevant. This is presented in this dataset.