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Explaining the intended continuance level of telecommuting
In this study, we demonstrate and enhance the applicability of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) to the explanation of the intended continuance level of telecommuting. The results of a survey of 101 current telecommuters provide strong support for the proposed theoretical developments. Overall, the model explains 49.2% of the variance in telecommuters' intended level of telecommuting continuance. Despite a negative moderating effect of habit, attitude maintains a significant effect on intention. Subjective norms also continue to exert a moderate effect on intention.