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Measuring General Computer Self-Efficacy: The Surprising Comparison of Three Instruments in Predicting Performance, Attitudes, and Usage
2006
Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'06)
General computer self-efficacy is an individual's perception of ability across multiple computer applications and is conceptually distinct from specific CSE, which targets a single activity. General CSE is currently measured using both general and global instruments, and in many studies, it has been a significant predictor of computing behaviors. But there have been weak or inconsistent results, which have confounded its value as a construct of interest. One reason for such results is a lack of
doi:10.1109/hicss.2006.268
dblp:conf/hicss/Downey06
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