Inhalt

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   Titelblatt
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   Foreword
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   Acknowledgements
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   Table of Contents
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   List of Figures
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   List of Tables
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   Abbreviations
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   Part A
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  1 Introduction
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   1.1 The Commoditization of Mobile Technologies
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   1.2 Research Questions
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   1.3 Thesis Structure
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   2 Research Background
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  3 Research Design
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   3.1 Overview
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   3.2 Literature Reviews
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   3.3 Qualitative Studies
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  3.4 Quantitative Studies
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   3.4.1 Survey Data
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   3.4.2 Monte Carlo Simulation
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  4 Results
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   4.1 Overview
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  4.2 Conceptual Foundations
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   4.2.1 The Relationship between Structure and Agency
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   4.2.2 A new Conceptualization of Technology Use
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  4.3 Technology-Related Effects of Individualization
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   4.3.1 Instrument Autonomy
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   4.3.2 IT Choice-Self Efficacy
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   4.3.3 Psychological Ownership of IT
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   4.3.4 IT Mind Wandering
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  4.4 Boundary Management with Individual IS
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   4.4.1 Boundary Strategies
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   4.4.2 IT Resilience
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   4.4.3 How to Design Information Technology
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  4.5 Assessing Group-Wise Differences
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   4.5.1 Motivation
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   4.5.2 A Test to Assess Group-Wise Differences
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   4.5.3 Design of a Monte Carlo Simulation Study
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   4.5.4 Results
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  5 Discussion and Conclusion
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   5.1 Contribution to Theory and Practice
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   5.2 Limitations and Future Research
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   6 References
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   Part B
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   7 Structuration Theory in Information Systems Research
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   7.1 Introduction
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  7.2 Structuration Theory and IS Research
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   7.2.1 Structuration Theory as devised by Giddens
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   7.2.2 Duality of Technology
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   7.2.3 Adaptive Structuration Theory
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   7.3 Research Method
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   7.4 Findings
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   7.5 Discussion
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   7.6 Conclusion
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   7.7 References
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   7.8 Appendix
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   8 Transgressive Use of Technology
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   8.1 Introduction
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   8.2 Background
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  8.3 Research Method
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   8.3.1 Method Selection
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   8.3.2 Case Design
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   8.3.3 Pilot Study
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   8.3.4 Case Selection
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   8.3.5 Data Collection
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   8.3.6 Data Analysis
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  8.4 Findings
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   8.4.1 The Nature of Transgressive Use
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   8.4.2 Dimensions of Transgressive Use
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  8.5 Theorizing with Transgressive Use
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   8.5.1 Conceptualizing Transgressive Use
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   8.5.2 Propositions on Transgressive Use
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   8.6 Discussion and Outlook
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   8.7 Conclusion and Outlook
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   8.8 Acknowledgements
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   8.9 References
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   9 IT Work Autonomy
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   9.1 Introduction
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   9.2 Towards IT Work Autonomy
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   9.3 Future Work and Expected Contributions
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   9.4 References
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   10 Choice Self-Efficacy
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   10.1 Introduction
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  10.2 Related Work
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   10.2.1 Background on IT Consumerization
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   10.2.2 Background on IT Satisfaction
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  10.3 Theoretical Development
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   10.3.1 Research Model
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   10.3.2 Why Choice Self-Efficacy Is Necessary
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   10.4 Hypothesis Development
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  10.5 Methodology
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   10.5.1 Research Design and Procedure
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   10.5.2 Measurement Instrument
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  10.6 Data Analysis and Results
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   10.6.1 Method Selection
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   10.6.2 Model Fit
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   10.6.3 Internal Consistency Reliability and Convergent Validity
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   10.6.4 Structural Model
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   10.6.5 Effect Analysis
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   10.6.6 Post Hoc and Mediation Analysis
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   10.6.7 Control Variables
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  10.7 Discussion
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   10.7.1 Major Findings
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   10.7.2 Implications for Theory and Practice
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   10.7.3 Limitations and Future Research
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   10.8 Acknowledgments
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   10.9 References
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   10.10 Appendix: PLSc Results
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   11 Psychological Ownership of IT
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   11.1 Introduction
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   11.2 Related Work
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   11.3 Methodology
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  11.4 Findings
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   11.4.1 Psychological Ownership of IT
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   11.4.2 Antecedents of Psychological Ownership of IT
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   11.4.3 Effects of psychological ownership of IT
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   11.5 Theory Development
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   11.6 Discussion
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   11.7 Acknowledgements
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   11.8 References
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   12 IT Mind Wandering
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   12.1 Introduction
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   12.2 Theoretical Background
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   12.3 Research Model
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   12.4 Methodology
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   12.5 Discussion
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   12.6 Limitations and Outlook
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   12.7 References
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   12.8 Appendix A
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   13 Individual Boundary Management
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   13.1 Introduction
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  13.2 Related Work
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   13.2.1 Boundary theory
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   13.2.2 Boundary management – preferences, tactics and styles
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   13.3 Research Method
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   13.4 Findings
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   13.5 Conceptualization of Individual Tactics
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   13.6 Discussion
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   13.7 References
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   14 IT Resilience
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   14.1 Introduction
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   14.2 Related Work
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  14.3 Scale Development Procedure
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   14.3.1 Review of existing scales
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   14.4 Preliminary Measurement Instrument for IT Resilience
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  14.5 Research Methodology
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   14.5.1 Data collection and descriptive statistics
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   14.6 Discussion
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   14.7 Outlook and Limitations
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   14.8 Acknowledgements
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   14.9 References
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   15 How to Design Information Technology to Detach from Work
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   15.1 Introduction
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   15.2 Background
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  15.3 Theoretical foundation
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   15.3.1 Boundary Management
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   15.3.2 Nudge Theory
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  15.4 Methodology
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   15.4.1 Data collection
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   15.4.2 Data analysis
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  15.5 Results
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   15.5.1 Means and standard deviation
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   15.5.2 Multilevel analysis
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  15.6 Discussion
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   15.6.1 Discussion of the results
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   15.6.2 Contributions for theory
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   15.6.3 Implications for practice
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   15.6.4 Limitations and Outlook
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   15.7 References
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   16 A Test for Multigroup Analysis in PLS-PM
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   16.1 Introduction
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   16.2 Multigroup Analysis in PLS-PM
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  16.3 A Test to Compare Multiple Groups
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   16.3.1 Measuring heterogeneity across groups
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   16.3.2 Permutation tests
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  16.4 Monte Carlo Simulation
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   16.4.1 Simulation design
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   16.4.2 Simulation results
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   16.5 Discussion
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   16.6 Limitations and Outlook
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   16.7 Acknowledgements
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   16.8 References
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   16.9 Appendix: FWER in Multiple Comparison Scenarios