冲动性对网络安全风险行为影响的复制研究

Zahra Aivazpour, V. Rao
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Hadlington(2017)利用来自英国(UK)的受访者进行了一项调查,以研究冲动的三个维度与网络安全风险行为之间的关系。结果表明,网络安全风险行为与注意冲动和运动冲动呈正相关,与非计划性冲动呈负相关。他还研究了网瘾与网络安全态度以及网络安全风险行为之间的关系。我们的长期目标是开展研究,以深入了解冲动在网络安全中的作用。为此,我们对哈德灵顿的研究进行了方法学上的复制,以确定他的结果对来自不同国家(即美国)的受访者的普遍性。我们的复制证实了哈德灵顿研究中变量之间的大部分相关性,尽管有一些差异需要进一步研究。我们进一步探索了网络安全风险行为量表及其与不同冲动性成分之间的关系,以寻找有意义的模式。我们的探索性分析表明需要网络安全行为的类型学。总的来说,我们看到了充分的基础来继续研究冲动对危险安全行为的影响。
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A Replication Study of the Impact of Impulsivity on Risky Cybersecurity Behaviors
Hadlington (2017) conducted a survey using respondents from the United Kingdom (UK) to examine the relationship between the three dimensions of impulsivity and risky cybersecurity behavior. His results showed that risky cybersecurity behavior was positively correlated to attentional impulsivity and motor impulsivity, but was negatively correlated with non-planning impulsivity. He also examined the relationship between internet addiction and attitude towards cybersecurity, and, risky cybersecurity behaviors. Our longer term goal is to conduct research to gain an in-depth understanding of the role of impulsivity in cybersecurity. Towards this end, we conducted a methodological replication of the Hadlington study to determine the generalizability of his results for respondents from a different country, i.e., USA. Our replication confirmed most of the correlations between the variables in Hadlington’s study, though there are some differences that need further examination. We further explored the data in search of meaningful patterns in risky cybersecurity behaviors scale and its relationship with different impulsivity components. Our exploratory analysis suggests a need for a typology of cybersecurity behaviors. Overall, we see a sufficient basis to pursue research on the effects of impulsivity on risky security behaviors.
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