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EFL pre-service teachers’ acceptance of ChatGPT for writing: A sequential explanatory mixed-method study

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The results revealed that the participants generally perceived ChatGPT as useful and easy to use, with a positive attitude toward the tool, but the behavioral intention to use ChatGPT regularly was markedly lower, with participants expressing concerns about becoming overly reliant on AI.

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