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Rethinking Informational Privacy – Measurement and Validation of a General Informational Privacy Attitudes (GIPA) Scale
This study presents a novel measurement for privacy attitudes based on a three-component attitude model. Our theoretical approach treats privacy as a fundamental right along a negative conception and treats concerns about privacy violations as the key attitudinal components that are predictive for p
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