2017
DOI: 10.1080/07421222.2017.1394083
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User Motivations in Protecting Information Security: Protection Motivation Theory Versus Self-Determination Theory

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“…These factors such as individuals' attitudes, satisfaction, motivations or intentions are only verifiable through self-reporting [36] which makes it unsurprising that most empirical studies in the reviewed publications used quantitative methods. Johnston et al [33] and Menard et al [60] state that the use of intentions rather than actual behavior is the biggest challenge for behavioral information security research. Crossler et al [7] emphasize that this is a challenge that researchers need to overcome as it is a limitation to theory development or theory validation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These factors such as individuals' attitudes, satisfaction, motivations or intentions are only verifiable through self-reporting [36] which makes it unsurprising that most empirical studies in the reviewed publications used quantitative methods. Johnston et al [33] and Menard et al [60] state that the use of intentions rather than actual behavior is the biggest challenge for behavioral information security research. Crossler et al [7] emphasize that this is a challenge that researchers need to overcome as it is a limitation to theory development or theory validation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As shown in the meta-analysis of the e-health literature [5] and IS security literature [16], PMT factors are found to have significant effects in certain studies while insignificant effects in other studies. Specifically, Boss et al [19] found the significant effect of only perceived severity while other PMT factors had insignificant effects; Johnston et al [20] found that only perceived vulnerability had significant effects on protective Page 3598 intention while other PMT factors did not; Menard et al [21] only confirmed the significant relationship between response efficacy and behavioral intention; self efficacy and response costs were also found to be significant in certain studies [22].…”
Section: Theoretical Background 21 Protection Motivation Theory (Pmt)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Teoria da Autodeterminação foi desenvolvida em 1981 por Ryan e Deci com vista à perceção da qualidade e quantidade/intensidade da motivação, entendida como a energia, direção e persistência, como forma de alcançar o bem-estar psicológico a partir da autodeterminação (Deci & Ryan, 1985;Menard, Bott, & Crossler, 2017). No entanto, já em 1968 Porter e Lawer teriam proposto um modelo de motivação para o trabalho constituído por duas vertentes (Leal et al, 2013).…”
Section: Teoria Da Autodeterminaçãounclassified
“…Este tipo de motivação revela a gratificação e o interesse demonstrados pelo indivíduo ao exercer uma atividade por vontade própria e sua opção (Deci & Gagné, 2005;Leal et al, 2013). Para além da motivação intrínseca, o modelo integrou mais dois tipos de motivação: desmotivação e motivação extrínseca (Deci & Gagné, 2005;Leal et al, 2013;Menard et al, 2017;Rigby & Ryan, 2018).…”
Section: Teoria Da Autodeterminaçãounclassified
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