Relationship Between Information Privacy Concerns and Computer Self-Efficacy

Relationship Between Information Privacy Concerns and Computer Self-Efficacy

Garry L. White (Texas State University-San Marcos, USA), Jaymeen R. Shah (Texas State University-San Marcos, USA), James R. Cook (Texas State University-San Marcos, USA) and Francis Mendez (Texas State University-San Marcos, USA)
Copyright: © 2008 |Pages: 31
DOI: 10.4018/jthi.2008040104
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Abstract

Individuals have two types of focus involving privacy and technology: a person’s concerns with organizational practices towards the privacy of personal information (management focus), and the person’s self-efficacy of computers (technology focus). People view management of personal information and information technology as unrelated issues. The authors hypothesize that there is no relationship between a person’s concerns for information privacy (management focus) and his/her self-efficacy towards computers (technology focus). The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between computer self-efficacy, and concerns for personal information privacy.

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