Evaluating User Behavior in Smartphone Security: A Psychometric Perspective
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Develops a 14-item SSBS from an initial 45-item pool via exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, claims two independent components technical vs social that survive CFA, and reports internal consistency above 0.70 and convergent validity with existing SeBIS/CIS measures. Surveys total 1,011 participants for psychometrics, notes one technical item with low base rate affecting AVE, and frames the scale as usable for modeling smartphone security intentions and designing interventions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Smartphone security behavior study
- 1:32User behavior study approaches
- 2:34Gaps in security behavior measurement
- 3:17Psychometric measurement scale
- 5:25Creating SSPS scale
- 7:36SSPS scale applications
- 8:38Limitations and future research
- 9:40Conclusion and validation
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