Understanding the acceptance of online tourism programs: Perspectives of generic learning outcomes and theory of planned behavior.

The integration of information technology, particularly the Internet, with the tourism industry has laid a solid foundation for the widespread popularity of online tourism. Online tourism offers numerous advantages such as being unconstrained by time, space, and region, having low costs, and providing strong interactive features, making it increasingly popular worldwide. Nevertheless, not all individuals are willing to adopt online tourism, and the factors and mechanisms that influence online tourism require further investigation.

Willingness to use smart fetal heart rate monitoring devices among pregnant women: an extension of the technology acceptance model.

The purpose of this study was to assess the significant factors that impact pregnant women's willingness to use smart fetal heart-rate monitoring devices. We propose a research model that integrates technological factors (perceived compatibility and perceived credibility) and personal factors (health anxiety, personal physiological conditions, health consciousness, and health beliefs). The subjects of this study were Chinese women who were pregnant or had previously given birth.