Privacy versus willingness to disclose in e-commerce exchanges: the effect of risk awareness on the relative role of trust and control

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The use of Internet for collecting information for consumer profiling is studied by interview data combined with insights from the literatures on self-disclosure, sociology, and consumer research in a ground theory analysis. An interpretative approach is adopted for exploring the social and psychological issues underlying consumer's privacy concerns.

Science & research, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Sociology, Research, Usage, Internet, Reports, Marketing research, Consumer research

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Questions of definition scope in economic theories of altruism: A commentary on 'What is altruism?' by Elias Khalil

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The author discusses the complexities that arise from Elias Khalil's paper on altruism.

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A charitable view of altruism: Commentary on "What is altruism?' by Elias Khalil

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The author prises Elias Khalil's views on altruism.

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