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The effect of IT failure impact and personal morality on IT project reporting behavior
Chong Woo Park
, Mark Keil
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Jong Woo Kim
Management Science & Information Systems
Georgia Gwinnett College
Georgia State University
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Keyphrases
Information Effect
100%
Situational Factors
100%
Reporting Behavior
100%
Failure Impact
100%
Information Technology Projects
100%
Personal Morality
100%
Project Reporting
100%
Information Failure
100%
Personal Factors
66%
Breaking Bad News
66%
Perceived Impact
66%
Willingness to Report
66%
Project Status
66%
Willingness to Communicate
66%
Whistle-blowing
66%
Troubled Projects
66%
Information Systems Research
33%
Indirect Influence
33%
Information Asymmetry
33%
Time Pressure
33%
Risk Information
33%
Project Failure
33%
Information Time
33%
Information Technology Impact
33%
Controlled Laboratory Experiment
33%
Social Sciences
Information Technology
100%
Willingness to Communicate
40%
Laboratory Experiment
20%
Information Systems
20%
Information Asymmetry
20%
Systems Research
20%
Psychology
Information Technology
100%
Influencing Factor
20%