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Information Technology & People
Information Technology & People (2025) 38 (3): 1430–1460.
Published: 16 May 2024
... community. Findings The results show that perceived enjoyment, perceived escapism, and affective commitment are key behavioral dedication factors, which further promote active participation in the MOBA community. In addition, past investment, self-efficacy for change, and calculative commitment...
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Information Technology & People
Information Technology & People (2021) 34 (7): 1949–1975.
Published: 04 November 2020
... nuanced measurements of the level of participation. Survey Behavior E-Health Virtual community Affective commitment Health information system In summary, the online community literature shows that evidence on the relationship between different indicators of level of participation...
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Information Technology & People
Information Technology & People (2013) 26 (3): 240–264.
Published: 16 August 2013
... morale. In sum, the use of social networking sites by organizational members could lead to benefits to both the employee and the organization. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Social networking sites Presenteeism Work‐life balance Job satisfaction Affective commitment Job...
