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The effects of individual innovativeness on users’ adoption of Internet content filtering software and attitudes toward children’s Internet use.

Highlights: [•] This paper explores the membership in five adopter categories and users’ adoption of ICFS. [•] Innovators had more favorable perceptions of ICFS than other adopter did. [•] Early adopters had more positive perceptions of ICFS than other adopter did. [•] Innovators and early adopters...

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Publicado en:Computers in Human Behavior Vol. 29; no. 5; pp. 1904 - 1917
Autor principal: Jin, Chang-Hyun
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. Sep2013
Materias:
Innovation adoption
Attitudes toward technology
Parent attitudes
Internet & children
Content filters (Computer science)
Filtering software
Internet censorship
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Sumario:Highlights: [•] This paper explores the membership in five adopter categories and users’ adoption of ICFS. [•] Innovators had more favorable perceptions of ICFS than other adopter did. [•] Early adopters had more positive perceptions of ICFS than other adopter did. [•] Innovators and early adopters had greater user satisfaction with ICFS than other adopters did. [•] Innovators and early adopters had greater interest in and control of children’s Internet use.