Jonghwa Park

TL;DR: Data analyzed from a survey of 324 Internet users showed that privacy fatigue has a stronger impact on privacy behavior than privacy concerns do, although the latter is widely regarded as the dominant factor in explaining online privacy behavior.

TL;DR: The result suggests that cognition-affect appraisals can offer a reliable framework for explaining users’ privacy behaviors, which implies that privacy concerns can result in different coping behaviors according to the affects following the concern.

TL;DR: This study investigated consumers’ evaluations of the explicit attributes of the mobile payment services, and showed that an assurance policy is the most critical factor influencing Consumers’ choices, and a mileage program is considered to be as imperative as the platform.

TL;DR: This study examines the mediating role of three representative negative emotions (anger, anxiety, disappointment) between users’ privacy concerns and behaviors and indicates that the relationships between privacy concerns, negative emotions, and various privacy behaviors in the context of the smart speaker are rocky.

TL;DR: In this article , the authors examined how the privacy-enhancing attributes of smart speakers influence users' preferences when choosing devices and compared the findings across three user clusters across three different clusters.