… service. Based on the Protection Motivation Theory, this study reveals how the risk of perceived
vulnerability … an evaluation of whether the service they receive accommodates and fulfills …

… how perceived vulnerability reduces consumers’ willingness to utilize services offered by …
To increase NPOs’ abilities to better serve their target population, we apply relationship …

… how customers’ perceived vulnerability to … perceived vulnerability to the threat are more
likely to take precautionary or collaborative actions than those with a low perceived vulnerability…

… Through scale development and a series of three theory-testing studies, this work
demonstrates the close link between PAHS and perceived vulnerability (Study 1), connects this …

… Amongst, perceived vulnerability of IS security threats has … the relationship between
perceived vulnerability of IS security … involved in examining perceived vulnerability on IS security …

… of perceived vulnerability, potentially resulting from a social desirability response bias which
yielded an overly favorable self… study suggest that perceived vulnerability may depend upon …

… factors influencing vulnerability, and forms of vulnerability during service interactions, we
unearth the critical mechanisms explaining why vulnerability arises during service interactions. …

… ' vulnerability differ from judgments of their own vulnerability. … scores were due to shifts in
self-estimates or other estimates, … own vulnerability and on ratings of the others' vulnerability. …

… These violations may occur as a result of perceived vulnerabilities within the systems being
used to communicate. Unless the users are made aware of the potential flow of information …

… In this study, we explored the role of perceived vulnerability to infectiousness and germ
aversion in the population, as well as the perception of contracting the coronavirus. Despite …