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Journal of Management Information Systems, 2017
Managers desiring to protect information systems must understand how to most effectively motivate users to engage in secure behaviors.
Philip Menard +2 more
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Managers desiring to protect information systems must understand how to most effectively motivate users to engage in secure behaviors.
Philip Menard +2 more
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Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews, 2010
This article reviews the published studies in the physical activity domain, which include novel hypothesis from our laboratory, that have tested Rogers' Protection Motivation Theory. Across the various population groups, the theory's coping appraisal is generally supported; however, there is limited support for the theory's threat components ...
Plotnikoff, Ronald C., Trinh, Linda
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This article reviews the published studies in the physical activity domain, which include novel hypothesis from our laboratory, that have tested Rogers' Protection Motivation Theory. Across the various population groups, the theory's coping appraisal is generally supported; however, there is limited support for the theory's threat components ...
Plotnikoff, Ronald C., Trinh, Linda
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IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2011
When I began working on an electric arc test method in late 1994, DuPont had a job they needed me to do, so I just started working on it. I was not thinking about why I should work on this project. I was assigned a job, and I was receiving a paycheck, and, of course, I tried to do the best I could.
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When I began working on an electric arc test method in late 1994, DuPont had a job they needed me to do, so I just started working on it. I was not thinking about why I should work on this project. I was assigned a job, and I was receiving a paycheck, and, of course, I tried to do the best I could.
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Motivating IS security compliance: Insights from Habit and Protection Motivation Theory
Information & Management, 2012Employees' failure to comply with IS security procedures is a key concern for organizations today. A number of socio-cognitive theories have been used to explain this. However, prior studies have not examined the influence of past and automatic behavior on employee decisions to comply.
Anthony Vance +2 more
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On the Edge of Protection: Motives for Migration
2021Cultural identity can be influenced by migration movements that have a strong effect on the formation of a nation. Inevitably, the transformation of cultural identity as a result of immigration for both ends—immigrants and homeowners—is a clear truth.
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Journal of Dietary Supplements, 2011
There has been limited research to date into methods for increasing people's intentions to use omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 PUFA), which have been linked with decreased risk of suffering from numerous major diseases. The present study employed a cross-sectional design with 380 university students, employees, and visitors to investigate the ...
Calder, S C, Davidson, G, Ho, R
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There has been limited research to date into methods for increasing people's intentions to use omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 PUFA), which have been linked with decreased risk of suffering from numerous major diseases. The present study employed a cross-sectional design with 380 university students, employees, and visitors to investigate the ...
Calder, S C, Davidson, G, Ho, R
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Motivation in Eye Protection Programmes*
Clinical and Experimental Optometry, 1970Although the need for eye protection against impact hazards is well recognized, eye protection programmes are of no value unless they are used. The methods of compulsion are costly, limited in application, frequently unsuccessful and unlikely to produce a satisfactory permanent solution.
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The Behavior of Ants in a Maze in Response to a Change from Food Motivation to Protective Motivation
Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 2001The ability of Myrmica rubra scout ants to modify the foraging habit, formed in a symmetrical multiple-choice maze, in the situation in which the reinforcement (syrup) was replaced with a brood of the same species was studied. When the "test" was performed at the same high level of food motivation of the family as applied during training, the ants were
A Y, Karas, G P, Udalova
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Restore and protect motivations following shame
Cognition & Emotion, 2010Shame has been found to promote both approach and withdrawal behaviours. Shame theories have not been able to explain how shame can promote such contrasting behaviours. In the present article, the authors provide an explanation for this. Shame was hypothesised to activate approach behaviours to restore the threatened self, and in situations when this ...
de Hooge, I.E. +2 more
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Protection Motivation Variables in HIV Testing: The Function of Motivational Factors
Journal of Applied Biobehavioral Research, 2007Most previous studies on HIV/AIDS using Rogers' protection motivation theory (PMT) have focused on primary prevention. This study examined the utility of PMT for predicting HIV testing, a form of secondary prevention. Cross-sectional survey data from 243 young adults was assessed.
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