Machine Translation Literacy and Intention Predict Perceived Learning Performance in Students
A survey of 973 university students found that machine translation literacy and intention were positively associated with perceived learning performance.
A survey of 973 university students found that machine translation literacy and intention were positively associated with perceived learning performance.
A study of 405 citizens in Fujian Province reveals that rational evaluation and direct environmental activation jointly drive e-government adoption.
A survey of 121 construction professionals in India shows that perceived performance gains and institutional support drive artificial intelligence adoption, ...
A survey of 445 Chinese adults with diabetes found that effort expectancy and attitude showed medium effects on intentions to ...
A dual-study investigation reveals that trust and metacognitive control strongly predict art students' intention to use generative artificial intelligence while ...
An experiment found that shared evaluative standards form within thirty trials of dyadic interaction and are partially, but not fully, ...
Experiments found that behavioral mimicry increased cigarette consumption and reduced stated willingness to quit among adults in laboratory and Warsaw ...
An observational analysis of 80 selected Weibo repost events found two distinct structural regimes: extended, modular chains and shallow, hub-centered ...
A survey of 640 Bangladeshi university students shows that information quality, interaction quality, and system quality drive ChatGPT adoption, with ...
A new PLOS Complex Systems study shows that multi-scale local clustering in real interaction networks, absent from common synthetic models, ...
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