Dispositional factors in internet use
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The results support the use of personality-but not cognitive style-as an antecedent style on three measures of Internet use, although the effect of personality and cognitive style is not tested directly.Abstract:
This study directly tests the effect of personality and cognitive style on three measures of Internet use. The results support the use of personality-but not cognitive style-as an antecedent variab...read more
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