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The effects of self-construal and perceived control on privacy concerns
Heng Xu
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
College of Information Sciences and Technology
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Keyphrases
Privacy Concerns
100%
Self-perceived
100%
Self-construal
100%
Perceived Control
100%
Location-based Services
100%
Government Legislation
40%
Service Context
40%
Location Based Service Providers
40%
Recent Advances
20%
Information Privacy
20%
Theoretical Understanding
20%
Moderating Role
20%
Mediating Effect
20%
Self-regulation
20%
Movement Behavior
20%
Interdependent Self-construal
20%
Mobile Users
20%
Personal Control
20%
Technology-based
20%
Mobile Computing Technology
20%
Service Users
20%
Regulatory Bodies
20%
Self-government
20%
Industry Self-regulation
20%
Independent Self
20%
Consumer Identity
20%
Technology Industry
20%
On the Move
20%
Service Offer
20%
Contentious Issues
20%
Psychological Control
20%
Service Technology
20%
Identity Movements
20%
Consumer Habits
20%
Computer Science
Privacy Concern
100%
Location-Based Service
100%
Perceived Control
100%
Privacy Information
14%
Mobile Computing
14%
Computing Technology
14%
Regulatory Body
14%
Technology Developer
14%
Service Technology
14%
Technology Industry
14%
Privacy Violation
14%
Personal Control
14%
Enhancing Technology
14%
Identity Movement
14%
Psychology
Construal
100%
Self-Regulation
33%
Mobile Phone
33%