Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  develop and test a model that suggests that expectations influence subjective usability and emotional experiences and, thereby, behavioral intentions to continue use and to recommend the service to others. A longitudinal study of 165 real-life users examined the proposed model in a proximity mobile payment domain at three time points: before use, after three eks of use, and after six eks of use. The results confirm the short-term influence of expectations on users’ evaluations of both usability and enjoyment of the service after three eks of real-life use. Users’ evaluations of their experiences mediated the influence of expectations on behavioral intentions. Hover, after six eks, users’ cumulative experiences of the mobile payment service had the strongest impact on their evaluations and the effect of pre-use expectations decreased. The research clarifies the role of expectations and highlights the importance of viewing expectations through a temporal perspective when evaluating user experience.
['Sari Kujala', 'Ruth Mugge', 'Talya Miron-Shatz']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The role of expectations in service evaluation: A longitudinal study of a proximity mobile payment service
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