Hypothesis | Result | Decision |
Tested Hypotheses (1 - 10). 1) H1: The use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction. | (τb = .169, p = .012). | (H1: Accepted). |
2) H1: The interaction between being Male and the none use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is significant at [(p = .046); (CI: 95%)]. | (H1: Accepted) |
3) H1: The interaction between having secondary education or below and the none use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is significant at [(p = .039); (CI: 95%)]. | (H1: Accepted) |
4) H1: The interaction between being unemployed and the none use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is not significant | (H0: Accepted). |
5) H1: The interaction between negative behavioral beliefs and the none use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is significant at [(p = .019); (CI: 95%)]. | (H1: Accepted) |
6) H1: The interaction between negative normative beliefs and the use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is not significant | (H0: Accepted). |
7) H1: The interaction between negative attitude and the use of online banking influence customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is significant at [(p = .018); (CI: 95%)]. | (H1: Accepted) |
8) H1: The interaction between negative customers perception (negative subjective norms) and the use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction positively. | This relationship is not significant | (H0: Accepted). |
9) H1: The interaction between negative behavioral intention and the use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is significant at [(p = .036); (CI: 95%)]. | (H1: Accepted)
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10) H1: The interaction between being aged 36+ years and the none use of online banking influences customer service satisfaction negatively. | This relationship is not significant | (H0: Accepted). |