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      GENDER DIFFERENCES IN INTEREST IN USING ELECTRONIC MONEY AN APPLICATION OF THEORY PLANNED BEHAVIOR

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      Date
      2016
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      NURYAKIN, NURYAKIN
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      The objective of this research is to develop a behavior model with theory of planned behavior in order to give effect to the customer in the transaction payment with the use of electronic money and gender differences in the transaction payment with the use of electronic money. The analysis in this research used the analysis of structural equation modeling. Amos version 20 was used in data processing. The findings of this research show the differences between male and female respondents. The findings show that: (1) Attitudes positively and significantly affect the interest in the use of electronic money (for male and female respondents), (2) for male, subjective norms have a positive and significant effect on the interest in using electronic money; for female, subjective norms have a positive but not significant effect on the interest in using electronic money, and (3) perceived control behavior has not been able to significantly increase the interest in using electronic money (particularly for male respondents).
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