Search Results - "Marakas, George"

Reconsidering the implications of formative versus reflective measurement model misspecification by Aguirre‐Urreta, Miguel I., Rönkkö, Mikko, Marakas, George M.

“…The literature on formative modelling (“formative measurement”) in the information systems discipline claims that measurement model misspecification, where a…”
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Two distinct routes for inducing emotions in HCI design by Lee, Kiljae, Choi, Jungsil, Marakas, George M., Singh, Surendra N.

“…•Our model categorizes the two fundamental design goals as antecedents of four different types of emotions.•Design elements (i.e., coherence or legibility) for…”
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Partial least squares and models with formatively specified endogenous constructs: A cautionary note by Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel I, Marakas, George M

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The Evolving Nature of the Computer Self-Efficacy Construct: An Empirical Investigation of Measurement Construction, Validity, Reliability and Stability Over Time by Marakas, George, Johnson, Richard, Clay, Paul

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Revisiting Bias Due to Construct Misspecification: Different Results from Considering Coefficients in Standardized Form by Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel I., Marakas, George M.

“…Researchers in a number of disciplines, including Information Systems, have argued that much of past research may have incorrectly specified the relationship…”
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A Rejoinder to Rigdon et al. (2014) by Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel I., Marakas, George M.

“…We appreciate the interest shown by Rigdon et al. [Rigdon EE, Becker J-M, Rai A, Ringle CM, Diamantopoulos A, Karahanna E, Straub DW, Dijkstra TK (2014)…”
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The Evolving Nature of the Computer Self-Efficacy Construct: An Empirical Investigation of Measurement Construction, Validity, Reliability and Stability Over Time by Marakas, George M, Johnson, Richard D, Clay, Paul F

“…This paper reports an empirical study intended to provide detailed comparisons amongst and between the varieties of available measures of computer…”
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Research Report: The Role of Behavioral Modeling in Computer Skills Acquisition: Toward Refinement of the Model by Johnson, Richard D, Marakas, George M

“…Recent empirical work by Compeau and Higgins (1995) investigated the role of behavioral modeling training in the development of computer skills. Their efforts…”
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A Comparative Study of Distributed Learning Environments on Learning Outcomes by Alavi, Maryam, Marakas, George M, Yoo, Youngjin

“…Advances in information and communication technologies have fueled rapid growth in the popularity of technology–supported distributed learning (DL). Many…”
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Omission of Causal Indicators: Consequences and Implications for Measurement by Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel I., Rönkkö, Mikko, Marakas, George M.

“…One of the central assumptions of the causal-indicator literature is that all causal indicators must be included in the research model and that the exclusion…”
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The Multilevel and Multifaceted Character of Computer Self-Efficacy: Toward Clarification of the Construct and an Integrative Framework for Research by Marakas, George M, Yi, Mun Y, Johnson, Richard D

“…Despite the recent empirical interest and advances in research with regard to the construct of computer self-efficacy (CSE), the results obtained to date have,…”
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Omission of Causal Indicators: Consequences and Implications for Measurement - A Rejoinder by Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel I., Rönkkö, Mikko, Marakas, George M.

“…The authors begin this brief rejoinder by thanking all the authors who took time to provide comments on their work, which appeared in "Measurement:…”
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Differential social attributions toward computing technology: An empirical investigation by Johnson, Richard D., Marakas, George M., Palmer, Jonathan W.

“…A debate exists as to whether social cues should be intentionally designed into the user interface. Some have argued that such interfaces will improve comfort…”
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Formative vs. Reflective Measurement: A Reply to Hardin, Chang, and Fuller by Marakas, George, Johnson, Richard, Clay, Paul

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Beliefs about the social roles and capabilities of computing technology: development of the computing technology continuum of perspective by Johnson, Richard D., Marakas, George M., Palmer, Jonathan W.

“…Using data from 1216 students and professionals, this research developed a new construct focusing on beliefs about the social role and capabilities of…”
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Semantic Structuring in Analyst Acquisition and Representation of Facts in Requirements Analysis by Marakas, George M, Elam, Joyce J

“…The determination of information requirements is one of the most crucial stages in the software design and development process (Montezemi 1988). It is during…”
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Escalating commitment to information system projects: findings from two simulated experiments by Sabherwal, Rajiv, Sein, Maung K., Marakas, George M.

“…Commitment to an information system (IS) development project is essential for system success. However, some projects exhibit escalation of commitment, i.e…”
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Understanding protective behavior and vaccination adoption among US individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic: A four-wave longitudinal study by Kolotylo-Kulkarni, Malgorzata, Marakas, George M., Xia, Weidong

“…During the long COVID-19 pandemic, individuals’ attitudes toward protective measures and vaccination vary, yet, research remains unclear about the dynamics…”
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Is it Really Gender? An Empirical Investigation into Gender Effects in Technology Adoption Through the Examination of Individual Differences by Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel I., Marakas, George M.

“…A recent development in the technology acceptance literature is the inclusion of gender as a moderator of the relationships between intention and its…”
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A theoretical model of differential social attributions toward computing technology: when the metaphor becomes the model by MARAKAS, GEORGE M., JOHNSON, RICHARD D., PALMER, JONATHAN W.

“…This paper explores the use of metaphorical personification (anthropomorphism) as an aid to describing and understanding the complexities of computing…”
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