“…With few exceptions (e.g., Handzic, 2001), most of the research in the area has been situated in the field of management information systems (MIS). Even there, its use has been limited to a rapidly growing a number of studies that have used the construct as an independent variable (e.g., Barki, Rivard, & Talbot, 1993;Blili, Raymond, & Rivard, 1998;Bolt, et al, 2003;Fisher, et al, 2003;Gill, 1996;Jacko & Salvendi, 1996;Kishore, Agrawal, & Rao, 2004;Liao & Palvia, 2000;Mascha, 2001;Mykytyn & Green, 1992;Roberts, Cheney, Sweeney, & Hightower, 2004;Speier & Morris, 2003;Swink & Speier, 1999;) in the prediction of some other outcome. There are also examples of research that employ MIS-related tasks as part of general investigations of the construct (e.g., Campbell & Gingrich, 1986).…”