Gurpreet Dhillon
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3077605 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gurpreet Dhillon |
| NOMBRES | Gurpreet |
| APELLIDO | Dhillon |
| FIRMA | DHILLON G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Nevada, Reno |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0487-4050 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Online romance scam victimization fear
Purpose Understanding the causes and the consequences of online romance scam victimization fear, a psychological stress, is crucial for online daters to achieve a positive experience and for online dating platforms to provide that experience. This research contextualized and tested a theory concerning the negative psychological factors of online romance scams and their consequences on online dating positive psychology. Design/methodology/approach…
The Impact of Privacy Intrusiveness on Individuals’ Responses and Engagement Toward Personalization in Online Interactive Advertising
Research suggests that personalized advertising can invade privacy. Yet other research praises its benefits, creating a gap in understanding. Moreover, recent research highlights the importance of transparency in reducing perceived privacy intrusion. However, revealing how companies collect individuals’ data may also heighten privacy concerns, eliciting negative responses that impact engagement and further widen the existing gap. This study, grou…
Re-framing the policy conversation for preventing cyberstalking
Purpose Cyberstalking is a growing threat to society, and policymakers should address it utilizing the input of constituents. For this, two key components are required: actionable objectives informed by the values of society and the means of implementation to maximize their potential benefits. The process should be guided by the constituent's values, requiring the elicitation of intrinsic values as individual preferences that are extrapolated to …
A Framework and Guidelines for Context-Specific Theorizing in Information Systems Research
This paper discusses the value of context in theory development in information systems (IS) research. We examine how prior research has incorporated context in theorizing and develop a framework to classify existing approaches to contextualization. In addition, we expound on a decomposition approach to contextualization and put forth a set of guidelines for developing context-specific models. We illustrate the application of the guidelines by con…
Internet Privacy
The Internet has transformed the way in which goods are bought and sold. Forrester Research predicts retail sales on the Internet to grow from less than 1% in 1999 to 6% by 2003. According to Gartner Group, convenience and time saved are two of the main incentives for users to buy online. At the same time, however, research conducted by Price Waterhouse Coopers suggests that during the 1999 Christmas season, 18% of all customers who purchased onl…
Aspects of a Viable Social Responsibility Program in the Information Age
Various chapters in this book have addressed a broad range of social responsibility issues. In many ways, each chapter has identified a category of social responsibility concerns which if ignored are going to result in some ethical strain. In the paragraphs below, based on an understanding of potential ethical strains, key elements of a viable social responsibility program are identified and described.
Privacy and the Internet
With the advent of the Internet, a number of issues have surfaced that are affecting our society positively, negatively and confusingly at breakneck speeds. The issues surrounding an individual’s right to privacy on the Internet are one such example. Affording an individual a right to privacy is most definitely a unique right preserving the quality of the Constitution of the United States. Certainly the Internet has blurred an already gray line t…
Social Responsibility in the Information Age
Within this book, the term "society" refers to the world at large, nations, cultures within nations, and interaction among peoples. It examines who is affected, why, how, and where, and what impact those changes have on society. This exciting new title addresses the changes information resource management, information technology and information systems have made upon society as a whole
Social Responsibility in the Information Age
In this work, the term "society" refers to the world at large, nations, cultures within nations, and interaction among peoples. It examines who is affected, why, how, and where, and what impact those changes have on society. It addresses the changes information resource management, information technology and information systems have made upon society as a whole.
Modelling and testing consumer trust dimensions in e-commerce
Online romance scam victimization fear
Purpose Understanding the causes and the consequences of online romance scam victimization fear, a psychological stress, is crucial for online daters to achieve a positive experience and for online dating platforms to provide that experience. This research contextualized and tested a theory concerning the negative psychological factors of online romance scams and their consequences on online dating positive psychology. Design/methodology/approach…
Re-framing the policy conversation for preventing cyberstalking
Purpose Cyberstalking is a growing threat to society, and policymakers should address it utilizing the input of constituents. For this, two key components are required: actionable objectives informed by the values of society and the means of implementation to maximize their potential benefits. The process should be guided by the constituent's values, requiring the elicitation of intrinsic values as individual preferences that are extrapolated to …
Social Responsibility in the Information Age
In this work, the term "society" refers to the world at large, nations, cultures within nations, and interaction among peoples. It examines who is affected, why, how, and where, and what impact those changes have on society. It addresses the changes information resource management, information technology and information systems have made upon society as a whole.
Social Responsibility in the Information Age
Within this book, the term "society" refers to the world at large, nations, cultures within nations, and interaction among peoples. It examines who is affected, why, how, and where, and what impact those changes have on society. This exciting new title addresses the changes information resource management, information technology and information systems have made upon society as a whole
Internet Privacy
The Internet has transformed the way in which goods are bought and sold. Forrester Research predicts retail sales on the Internet to grow from less than 1% in 1999 to 6% by 2003. According to Gartner Group, convenience and time saved are two of the main incentives for users to buy online. At the same time, however, research conducted by Price Waterhouse Coopers suggests that during the 1999 Christmas season, 18% of all customers who purchased onl…
Aspects of a Viable Social Responsibility Program in the Information Age
Various chapters in this book have addressed a broad range of social responsibility issues. In many ways, each chapter has identified a category of social responsibility concerns which if ignored are going to result in some ethical strain. In the paragraphs below, based on an understanding of potential ethical strains, key elements of a viable social responsibility program are identified and described.
Privacy and the Internet
With the advent of the Internet, a number of issues have surfaced that are affecting our society positively, negatively and confusingly at breakneck speeds. The issues surrounding an individual’s right to privacy on the Internet are one such example. Affording an individual a right to privacy is most definitely a unique right preserving the quality of the Constitution of the United States. Certainly the Internet has blurred an already gray line t…
A Framework and Guidelines for Context-Specific Theorizing in Information Systems Research
This paper discusses the value of context in theory development in information systems (IS) research. We examine how prior research has incorporated context in theorizing and develop a framework to classify existing approaches to contextualization. In addition, we expound on a decomposition approach to contextualization and put forth a set of guidelines for developing context-specific models. We illustrate the application of the guidelines by con…
Re-framing the policy conversation for preventing cyberstalking
Purpose Cyberstalking is a growing threat to society, and policymakers should address it utilizing the input of constituents. For this, two key components are required: actionable objectives informed by the values of society and the means of implementation to maximize their potential benefits. The process should be guided by the constituent's values, requiring the elicitation of intrinsic values as individual preferences that are extrapolated to …
The Impact of Privacy Intrusiveness on Individuals’ Responses and Engagement Toward Personalization in Online Interactive Advertising
Research suggests that personalized advertising can invade privacy. Yet other research praises its benefits, creating a gap in understanding. Moreover, recent research highlights the importance of transparency in reducing perceived privacy intrusion. However, revealing how companies collect individuals’ data may also heighten privacy concerns, eliciting negative responses that impact engagement and further widen the existing gap. This study, grou…
Online romance scam victimization fear
Purpose Understanding the causes and the consequences of online romance scam victimization fear, a psychological stress, is crucial for online daters to achieve a positive experience and for online dating platforms to provide that experience. This research contextualized and tested a theory concerning the negative psychological factors of online romance scams and their consequences on online dating positive psychology. Design/methodology/approach…
Modelling and testing consumer trust dimensions in e-commerce
Computer Science (8 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Internet privacy (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Technology Adoption and User Behaviour (4 obras) · The Internet (4 obras) · World Wide Web (4 obras) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)