Papayas and pedagogy: geographically dispersed teams and Internet self-efficacy

O'Malley, Michelle Haugh; Kelleher, Tom

doi:10.1016/s0363-8111(02)00124-8

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“…MIS researchers, similarly, have illustrated the importance of training for computer self-efficacy. Training is also suggested to enhance Internet self-efficacy, considered an extension of computer self-efficacy construct in the domain of World Wide Web [31]. Thus we proposed: Hypothesis 1.…”

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A contingency model of computer and Internet self-efficacy

Torkzadeh

Chang

Demirhan

2006

Information & Management

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A contingency model of computer and Internet self-efficacy

Torkzadeh

Chang

Demirhan

2006

Information & Management

130

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“…The research conducted by Notani [16] found Perceived Behaviour Control is the strongest predictor of entrepreneurial intentions. O'Malley et al [17] observed that personal attitude and perceived behaviour control are the biggest predictors in adopting online courses by students and these students were not influenced by the Subjective Norms significantly. With regard to the impact of the Subject Norm on the students' entrepreneurial intentions, there appears to be inconclusive evidence in the literature [18].…”

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Influence of Specialization on Entrepreneurial Intentions of the Students Pursuing Management Program

Ranga¹,

Reddy²,

Perera³

et al. 2019

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This paper was conceptualized with an objective to ascertain the entrepreneurial intentions amongst the students pursuing management program and to assess the influence of respective specialization such as HR, Operations, Finance and Marketing on the entrepreneurial intentions. Ajzen's [1] Theory of Planned Behaviour was applied to explicate the behavioural intentions. The results indicated that Personal Attitude and Perceived Behaviour Control had significant influence on the entrepreneurial intentions while Subjective Norms did not have any influence. It was identified that overall specialization had no significant influence on the entrepreneurial intentions. However, the students who have taken Marketing as their domain for Specialization in their management program have shown interest to choose entrepreneurship as their career with complete knowledge and larger intent to have control on their business comparatively followed by the students who have taken Finance as specialization. Students of HR and Operations specialization were identified to be lowest in having entrepreneurial intentions.

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Self-efficacy about information retrieval on the web across all domains: a short measure in French and English

Rodon

Meyer

2018

Behaviour & Information Technology

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Papayas and pedagogy: geographically dispersed teams and Internet self-efficacy

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

A contingency model of computer and Internet self-efficacy

A contingency model of computer and Internet self-efficacy

Influence of Specialization on Entrepreneurial Intentions of the Students Pursuing Management Program

Self-efficacy about information retrieval on the web across all domains: a short measure in French and English

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