Construct: Subjective norm about knowledge sharing

Also quoted in literature as:

• Subjective norms about knowledge sharing

This construct belongs to the following categories:

• Uncategorised

This construct is used by:

• Lin, 2004: Perceptions of Senior Managers toward Knowledge-sharing Behaviour
  Questions given: yes
• Chow, 2008: Social Network, Social Trust and Shared Goals in Organizational Knowledge Sharing
  Questions given: yes

Papers using this construct cite the following papers for the source of this construct:

• Ajzen, 1991: The Theory of Planned Behavior
• Chau, 2001: Information Technology Acceptance by Individual Professionals: A Model Comparison Approach*
• Ryu et al., 2003: Knowledge Sharing Behavior of Physicians in Hospitals
• Hutchings, 2013: Facilitating Knowledge Sharing in Russian and Chinese Subsidiaries: The Role of Personal Networks and Group Membership
• Requena, 2003: Social Capital, Satisfaction and Quality of Life in the Workplace

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

• Intention to share knowledge by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Attitude towards KS by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Attitude towards KS by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Subjective norm by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Subjective norm by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Subjective norm by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Knowledge sharing behavior by Yang, 2007: Can Organizational Knowledge Capabilities Affect Knowledge Sharing Behavior?

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