37th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2004. Proceedings of The 2004
DOI: 10.1109/hicss.2004.1265374
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Trust, trait theory, and collaboration in telemedicine: an empirical test

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“…They found that of the 238 undergraduate pre-service teachers questioned, personality played a major role in how students engaged in classroom discussion through argumentation, with students who ranked high on assertiveness tending to approach argumentation while those with high "warmth" tending to avoid argumentation. Poole et al (2004) found that medical practitioners who tended to be assertive, positive about others, and open to new experiences, were more likely to exhibit high amounts of trust, which in turn led to them being more likely to participate in virtual collaboration. Thus, personality and individual difference may affect students' willingness not only to collaborate with others, but to adopt new technologies.…”
Section: Individual Differencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found that of the 238 undergraduate pre-service teachers questioned, personality played a major role in how students engaged in classroom discussion through argumentation, with students who ranked high on assertiveness tending to approach argumentation while those with high "warmth" tending to avoid argumentation. Poole et al (2004) found that medical practitioners who tended to be assertive, positive about others, and open to new experiences, were more likely to exhibit high amounts of trust, which in turn led to them being more likely to participate in virtual collaboration. Thus, personality and individual difference may affect students' willingness not only to collaborate with others, but to adopt new technologies.…”
Section: Individual Differencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This elucidates trust akin to the construct itself. Circumplex theory is used in (M. S. Poole et al 2004) to identify factors that lead to interpersonal interaction in the world of web, especially in context of telemedicine. Circumplex takes 16 personality traits based on different degrees of Dominance, Control and Affiliation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%