VR as a choice: what drives learners’ technology acceptance?

Table 1 Correlations, means, and standard deviations

Measure	M (SD)	1	2	3	4	5	6
1. Performance expectancy	5.18 (1.04)	(0.89)
2. Effort expectancy	5.04 (1.08)	0.52**	(0.87)
3. Social influence	4.02 (1.04)	0.34**	0.27**	(0.78)
4. Behavioral intention to use VR	4.56 (1.20)	0.49**	0.38**	0.32**	(0.92)
5. Preference for VR	0.65 (0.48)	0.49**	0.26**	0.24**	0.36**	–
6. VR experience	4.47^a (15.15)	0.05	0.17**	0.13*	0.10	− 0.02	–

(N = 300), *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01. Cronbach’s alphas are shown on the diagonal. Preference for VR was coded as 0 for video preference and 1 for preference for VR
^aThe mean VR experience value was influenced by two outliers; the median and mode for VR experience were both 0