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PENGARUH PERCEIVED USEFULNESS, CONFIRMATION, DAN SATISFACTION TERHADAP NIAT KEBERLANGSUNGAN PEMAKAIAN MOBILE INTERNET DI KALANGAN MAHASISWA
This study discussed the influence of post-adoption beliefs on the intention to continuance use of mobile Internet technology. Behavior to continue using a technology is strongly influenced by the fulfillment of someone's expectations after initial usage. This research tried to examine the influence
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