We assessed construct reliability with PLS’s internal consistency measure. Table 3 shows that all values were above .70, indicating acceptable reliability. We also tested convergent validity by examining the average variance extracted (AVE) from the measures. Table 3 shows that the values of the AVEs ranged from .51 to .79 and, thus, are all above the threshold value of .5. In addition, we used confirmatory factor analysis to test the measures of our research model. Table 4 shows the test’s weights and loadings. All the measures displayed significant loadings, indicating acceptable convergent validity. Finally, we tested the discriminant validity of the measures. We adopted the guidelines suggested by Kline [40] to examine factor correlations and those suggested by Gefen et al. [24] to test whether the square root of the AVE for each construct was larger than its correlation with other factors. The test did not detect any anomalies. Table 5 summarizes the major descriptive statistics and the correlations derived from the sample. As shown in Table 5, all construct correlations were