Paper Details

Source:

Thompson, Ronald L., Jane M. Howell, and Christopher A. Higgins (1991), "Personal Computing: Toward a Conceptual Model of Utilization", MIS Quarterly, 15, 125-143.
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• Social factors influencing personal computer use
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• Affect toward personal computer use
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• Near-term consequences: Complexity of personal computer use
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• Near-term consequences: Job fit with personal computer use
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• Long-term consequences of personal computer use
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• Facilitating conditions for personal computer use
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• Utilization of personal computers
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