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Attitudinal and Behavioral Correlates of Computer Anxiety

Paula Christine Morrow · Eric R. Prell · James C. McElroy

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108 male and 65 female undergraduate students participated in a survey designed to examine 10 potential correlates of computer anxiety. Analysis indicated that self-reported behavioral correlates, particularly those directly associated with computer use, accounted for more of the variance in computer anxiety than personality or attitudinally-based correlates.

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