CDM-AIR declares four falsification conditions, including moderation nullity and context redundancy¶
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q1 i? If the H12 and H13 interaction terms are repeatedly indistinguishable from zero in adequately powered studies, the model reduces to TPB with a re-labelled antecedent; if facilitating conditions predict outcomes directly while paths through SN and PBC are null, context should be modelled as a direct determinant as in UTAUT. → Mnguni L 2026
Evidence¶
Mnguni L 2026¶
Mnguni L (2026) A Capability–Decision Model of teacher readiness for AI integration in teaching. Front. Educ. 11:1897632. https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2026.1897632
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Section 5.3 of the conceptual article specifies four disconfirmation conditions: mediation failure against an additive specification, discriminant collapse, moderation nullity, and context redundancy. Reporting against these conditions, not just path significance, is what would allow cumulative evaluation.
"if the H12 and H13 interaction terms are repeatedly indistinguishable from zero in adequately powered studies (N ≥ 400 with latent interaction estimation), the model’s account of the intention–behaviour gap fails, and CDM-AIR reduces to TPB with a re-labelled antecedent."
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CDM-AIR declares four falsification conditions, including moderation nullity and context redundancy |
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CDM-AIR declares four falsification conditions, including moderation nullity and context redundancy |
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