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In the EFA with 512 secondary school teachers, only two factors (PU and PEoU) were extracted from the proposed six-factor acceptance framework

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q2 i? Exploratory factor analysis extracted two factors with eigenvalues greater than one, explaining 60.11% of total variance, rather than the six proposed constructs. → Zhanni Luo 2024

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Zhanni Luo 2024

Zhanni Luo. (2024). Factors contributing to teachers' acceptance intention to gamified EFL tools: a scale development study. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-023-10249-6

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Survey study of 512 secondary school teachers in China analysed with Principal Components Analysis and Varimax rotation. The article reports the two extracted factors explained "60.11% of the total variance", split 34.07% and 26.04%. No effect size is printed.

"The EFA analysis extracted two factors with eigenvalues greater than one, which explained 60.11% of the total variance, with the first factor accounting for 34.07% and the second factor 26.04%."

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title In the EFA with 512 secondary school teachers, only two factors (PU and PEoU) were extracted from the proposed six-factor acceptance framework
description In the EFA with 512 secondary school teachers, only two factors (PU and PEoU) were extracted from the proposed six-factor acceptance framework
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2024
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-28
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