… the push-pull paradigm in the PPM framework are related to the environment and personal
factors. As a result, this study proposes two mooring factors: student innovativeness as a …

… this study were Chinese university students, the questions of … the switching behavior of
university students from courses in … %) university students and 286 female (72.04%) university …

… sample of 94 alumni of an Australian university using conjoint analysis and found that people
… US students were found to be risk averse towards entrepreneurship while Turkish students …

Purpose This study explores the factors that promote university teachers' switching intention
from a traditional classroom to a smart classroom based on the push–pull–mooring (PPM) …

… To university students, using online learning … , universities in China should encourage
teachers to design courses according to the characteristics of the localities of their universities and …

… one-on-one interviews with medical students at Jilin University of China for 2 weeks. To
ensure the measurement reflected direct behavior practice of the subjects, students who had not …

… First, the data was collected from university students of similar age, but switching intention
may vary with learners in different age groups. Second, this study focused exclusively on …

… student … -pull mooring force model of the factors influencing young teachers from Taiwan
to serve in China, and analyzed the content of three different aspects of push, pull, and mooring …

… mooring effect in this study refers to moderating factors that prevent students from switching
universities… pull effects; some people may migrate, but others may not. Although the push and …

… The questionnaire was surveyed and collected in a university in Henan, China. Then the
students shared the questionnaire with their friends and families. A total of 313 valid samples …