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Perceived acceptability of biometric security systems
Computers & Security, 1995The present paper examines the perceived acceptability of biometric security systems by a sample of banking and university staff. Results from 76 respondents indicated that all biometric systems were perceived as less acceptable than the traditional password approach.
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The perceived security of patenting
Strategic Direction, 2017Purpose This paper aims to review the latest management developments across the globe and pinpoint practical implications from cutting-edge research and case studies. Design/methodology/approach This briefing is prepared by an independent writer who adds their own impartial comments and places the papers in context. Findings Do patents hinder open
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Impact of Perceived Security on Organizational Adoption of Smartphones
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2015<p>Organizational adoption of new technologies is a practically important research area. The present study aims to investigate the impact of perceived security on organizational adoption of mobile communication technologies, specifically smartphones.
Ibrahim Arpaci +2 more
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Impact of perceived technical protection on security behaviors
Information Management & Computer Security, 2009PurposeThe purpose of this paper based on compensation theory, is to incorporate perceived technical security protection into the theory of planned behavior and examined factors affecting end‐user security behaviors, specifically, compliance with security policies.Design/methodology/approachAn online survey is conducted to validate the proposed ...
Jie Zhang 0023 +2 more
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Security and Perceived Security in Terni: A Sociological Analysis
Sociology and Social Work ReviewThis article examines the gap between objective and subjective security in Terni (Umbria, Italy) in the light of the current debates on risk society, moral panics and the culture of fear. Using the methodology worked out by Niccolò Cusano University (2023-2025), mixing deep analysis of the available data, surveys, interviews and direct observation, it ...
Michela Luzi +2 more
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Religion as a Means of Perceived Security
2020Abstract Despite the ubiquity of religion, religiosity varies substantially at the individual and societal levels. This chapter presents a study that sought set to replicate and extend previous findings regarding Norris and Inglehart’s (2004) secure society theory of religiosity, which states that religiosity varies with the extent to ...
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Enhancing the Trust and Perceived Security in e-Cognocracy
2007e-Cognocracy is a new, creative, innovative and cognitive democratic system based on the evolution of living systems which focuses on the extraction and social diffusion of the knowledge derived from the scientific resolution of highly complex problems associated with public decision making related to the governance of society.
Joan Josep Piles +3 more
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Evaluating the Perceived Efficacy of Randomized Security Measures at Airports
Risk Analysis, 2020AbstractBoth the increase in traveler numbers and the heightened threat posed by terrorism in recent years represent significant challenges to airport security measures. To ensure that a high level of security is maintained, randomized security checks have been proposed as a promising alternative to traditional security approaches.
Stotz T, Bearth A, Ghelfi SM, Siegrist M
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The determinants of perceived overall security [PDF]
, 2013 This paper deals with what we believe is an important component of human well being, which has been traditionally neglected by economic discourse: the individual’s perception of his/her life’s overall security. Our aim is to study this feature within the framework of the economics of happiness approach.
Garrone, Giovanna, Ortona, Guido
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Perceived Wealth in Bonds and Social Security: A Comment
Journal of Political Economy, 1976In a recent paper, Robert Barro (1974) presented a model in which government debt and social security are not perceived by households to add to net wealth. From this it follows that neither government debt nor social security affects private capital accumulation.
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