This article reviews and categorizes empirical studies related to instructional technology that
were published in three prominent journals: Educational Technology Research and …

Tests of self-control theory have examined a substantial number of criminal behaviors, but
no study has examined the correlation of low self-control with software piracy. Using data …

Computer crime—specifically, software piracy—is growing, and no research in criminology
examines whether low self-control can help us understand the behavior. This study …

Several approaches for and against the unauthorized copying of software have been
proposed. These approaches can be divided into two categories: moral reasoning and …

Digital piracy is an emerging white‐collar crime that requires empirical investigation. Using a
nonrandom sample of 392 university undergraduates, the present study examined how self …

To date, few studies had attempted to extend existing theories of crime to technology driven
crimes, such as digital piracy. To address this gap in the literature, this study explored the …

This study explores retrospective (self-reported) and prospective (willingness to engage)
participation in digital piracy via a multitheoretical approach relying on self-control, social …

Although considerable academic interest has focused on serious cyber-crimes, more
commonplace Internet misuses (eg, misrepresentation of self, unauthorized downloading …

This study determined whether social learning theory conditioned the link between low self-
control and movie piracy. Using cross-sectional data from college students (n= 338), the …

Abstract Information security is a growing concern among the general population. For
instance, it has been estimated by the US Department of Justice (2004) that one in three …