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Personality and Individual Differences, 1997
Abstract The construct validity of computer anxiety was explored by assessing the extent to which computer anxiety test scores are predictive of users' ability to complete basic computer operations accurately and/or swiftly when the level of experience of the user is considered.
Mahar, Doug P, Henderson, R D, Deane, F
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Abstract The construct validity of computer anxiety was explored by assessing the extent to which computer anxiety test scores are predictive of users' ability to complete basic computer operations accurately and/or swiftly when the level of experience of the user is considered.
Mahar, Doug P, Henderson, R D, Deane, F
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Computer Use and Computer Anxiety in Older Korean Americans
Journal of Applied Gerontology, 2016Responding to the limited literature on computer use in ethnic minority older populations, the present study examined predictors of computer use and computer anxiety in older Korean Americans. Separate regression models were estimated for computer use and computer anxiety with the common sets of predictors: (a) demographic variables (age, gender ...
Hyunwoo, Yoon, Yuri, Jang, Bo, Xie
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Computer anxiety in daily life
2012This chapter presents a comprehensive analysis of the results regarding the five participating countries: Italy, Romania, Russia, Spain and the Netherlands. There is already a vast literature on the spread, adoption and integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in everyday life by different groups, on their relationship with people ...
Beckers, John +2 more
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2009
Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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Development and evaluation of a computer adaptive test for ‘Anxiety’ (Anxiety-CAT)
Quality of Life Research, 2007Within the framework of item response theory (IRT), we developed a German version of an item bank, as well as a software application that can be employed to measure anxiety by means of a computer adaptive test (CAT). A sample of n = 2348 psychiatric and psychosomatic patients answered a set of up to 13 standardized questionnaires.
Otto B, Walter +5 more
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An investigation of computer anxiety by gender and grade
Computers in Human Behavior, 2002Many tests have been constructed to assess computer anxiety. This has lead to the construct being conceptualised in some cases as a multidimensional, with a confusing array of dimensions, and also, implicitly, as unidimensional. The present study has used the computer-anxiety index (CAIN), a scale previously developed by Simonson, Maurer, Montag ...
King, John +2 more
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2005
Because of their ability to enhance productivity, computers have become ubiquitous in the workplace. By the early 1990s the use of computers in the workplace reached a per capita penetration that the telephone took 75 years to achieve (Webster & Martocchio, 1992).
Sue E. Kase, Frank E. Ritter
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Because of their ability to enhance productivity, computers have become ubiquitous in the workplace. By the early 1990s the use of computers in the workplace reached a per capita penetration that the telephone took 75 years to achieve (Webster & Martocchio, 1992).
Sue E. Kase, Frank E. Ritter
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Computer anxiety in management: myth or reality?
Communications of the ACM, 1986Although many informal surveys in the business press have contended that computer anxiety has a significant adverse impact on managers' willingness to use microcomputers, the problem is neither as extensive nor as severe as once believed.
Geoffry S. Howard, Robert D. Smith
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An examination of the correlation between computer anxiety and tool anxiety
2018The purposes of this study were to investigate the relationship between computer anxiety and tool anxiety, to examine if persons with different academic choices differ on the anxiety toward computers or tools and to identify the possible variables which contribute to the prediction of computer anxiety or tool anxiety;A paper and pencil form of ...
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2005
Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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Computers in the workplace are a given. Although the advantages of computers are well-known and proven, many people still try to avoid using them. It is extremely important to find out which factors influence the success of end-user computing. What are the reasons that some people excel on a computer while others have problems and even build up a ...
Pieter Blignaut +3 more
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