Construct: intention to violate information security policies

Also quoted in literature as:

• ISSP Violation intention

This construct belongs to the following categories:

• Intention

This construct is used by:

• Cheng et al., 2013: Understanding the Violation of IS Security Policy in Organizations: An Integrated Model Based on Social Control and Deterrence Theory
  Questions given: yes
• Johnston et al., 2016: Dispositional and Situational Factors: Influences on Information Security Policy Violations
  Questions given: yes

The following constructs were (potentially) derived from this construct:

• Information security knowledge sharing by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Information security collaboration by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Information security intervention by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Information security experience by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Attachment by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Commitment by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Personal norms by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• Attitude towards compliance with ISOP by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations
• ISOP compliance behavioural intentions by Sohrabi Safa et al., 2016: Information Security Policy Compliance Model in Organizations

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