Trust in Automation

Hoffman, Robert R.; Johnson, Matt; Bradshaw, Jeffrey M.; Underbrink, A. J.

doi:10.1109/mis.2013.24

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“…Interpersonal personal was found to be affected by numerous factors more importantly benevolence, understandability, integrity and competence [7,12]. However, [13] pointed out that trusting technology is affected by other factors that are related to the weakness and limitations of technology. For instance, validity, robustness, reliability, utility and false-alarm are considered as major factors of technology trust.…”

Section: A Technology and Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Empirical Investigation on the Impact of Trust Mediated Determinants and Moderating Factors on the Adoption of Cloud Computing

Alharbi¹

2017

IJITCS

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Abstract-In a prior study we found out that trust is an effective factor in the acceptance and adoption of cloud computing using the UTAUT. However, various relationships from the original UTAUT were not confirmed in the extended model for cloud computing. Therefore, we present here a study aimed at investigating the mediation effect of trust on users' attitude toward the adoption of cloud computing using UTAUT. It is also aimed to examine the role of five moderating factors which are gender, age, education, managerial level and job domain on subjects' behavioral intention to use cloud computing services. Data were collected from 219 subjects in order to test the modified model and were analyzed using Partial Least Square (PLS) algorithm. Experimental results demonstrated that Performance Expectancy and Facilitating Conditions are strongly mediated by trust for the behavioral intention to adopt cloud computing. Statistical results, on the other hand, indicated that the majority of the moderating factors did not have a significant impact on the acceptance of cloud computing. The paper finally concludes with the limitations of current study and directions for future work.

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Section: A Technology and Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Empirical Investigation on the Impact of Trust Mediated Determinants and Moderating Factors on the Adoption of Cloud Computing

Alharbi¹

2017

IJITCS

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“…Kramer & Tyler 1996;Hoffman et al, 2013;Parasuraman and Wickens, 2008;Tharaldsen, Mearns, & Knudsen, 2010;Stanton et al, 2011;Yagoda & Gillan, 2012;Geels-Blair, Rice & Schwark, 2013; and not least the excellent review by Lee & See, 2004). Studies have also appeared previously in this journal (Kazi et al, 2007).…”

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Trust in vehicle technology

Walker

Stanton

Salmon

2016

IJVD

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Driver trust has potentially important implications for how vehicle technology is used and interacted with. In this paper it will be seen how driver trust functions and how it can be understood and manipulated by insightful vehicle design. It will review the theoretical literature to define steps that can be taken establish trust in vehicle technology in the first place, maintain trust in the long term, and even re-establish trust that has been lost along the way. The implication throughout is that trust is a good thing for the acceptance of vehicle technology, and for safe, efficient and enjoyable driving in general. The further implication is that trust is a powerful variable that is available to be favourably manipulated by the vehicle designer to ensure successful implementations of vehicle technology.

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“…Relations develop and mature; they can strengthen slowly or decay rapidly. Furthermore, there are many varieties of trust relations, including mistrust and distrust (Hoffman, Johnson and Bradshaw, 2013;Merritt and llgen, 2008). Lyons, et al, 2011;Sheridan, 1980;Woods, Roth and Bennett, 1987).…”

Section: Models Of Trust In Automationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Accomplishments of Naturalistic Decision Making Research and Applications to Emerging Defense Challenges

Hoffman¹

2015

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Trust in Automation

Cited by 177 publications

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An Empirical Investigation on the Impact of Trust Mediated Determinants and Moderating Factors on the Adoption of Cloud Computing

An Empirical Investigation on the Impact of Trust Mediated Determinants and Moderating Factors on the Adoption of Cloud Computing

Trust in vehicle technology

Accomplishments of Naturalistic Decision Making Research and Applications to Emerging Defense Challenges

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