Investigating online information disclosure: Effects of information relevance, trust and risk

Trust transfer in the continued usage of public e-services

“…Perceived trustworthiness has been shown to influence intentions to use a wide variety of e-services such as tax filling [10,17,46], medical information systems [95,96,107] or e-voting [6]. However, the majority of studies linking trust to e-government have focused on citizens' adoption of public e-services, disregarding the relational value of trust as determinant of continuance intentions.…”

Can Privacy and Security Be Friends? A Cultural Framework to Differentiate Security and Privacy Behaviors on Online Social Networks

“…TPB has been used to predict privacy and security related behaviors [36] [37] [50]. However, the influence of constructs from TPB on privacy and security behaviors within the same study has not yet been studied.…”

“…Several studies showed that models based on the TPB were efficient in predicting privacy and security related intentions and behaviors [36] [37] [50]. The TPB suggests that the intention to perform a behavior is the strongest predictor of the actual behavior [1].…”

The Use of Information Technology toward Online Transaction in Micro Enterprise using Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Framework

“…In an initial interaction, the assessment of whether another person or organization, in general, can be trusted depends, generally speaking, on a permeating disposition to trust that develops through lifelong socialization. Once interaction with the trusted party takes place, this disposition is mitigated [2] Micro enterprises are key drivers of economic growth, providing employment, providing market linkages across various sectors, promoting innovation, reducing poverty and contributing to GDP in both developed and developing countries [3] This contributes to the low prevalence of new venture creation, low graduation rates and ultimately the high failure rate among microenterprises [4].…”