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Disambiguation of "Benamati, John"

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A Social Engineering Research Partnership in Higher Education to Improve Information Security Education, Training, and Awareness (SETA) Programs.

, , , , and . AMCIS, Association for Information Systems, (2023)

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"In times of stress, be bold and valiant": a preliminary exploration of the psychosocial and physiological measures of stress and suggestions for future MIS research., , , and . CPR, page 14-19. ACM, (2011)The problems of rapid information technology change., , and . SIGCPR, page 204-209. ACM, (1997)An Instrument to Measure Student Attitudes Toward and Perceptions of MIS: Exploring the Success of Efforts to Change Perceptions of the Field Across Time and Gender.. AMCIS, page 45. Association for Information Systems, (2010)Are Student Self-Assessments a Valid Proxy for Direct Assessments in Information Systems Programs?, , , and . AMCIS, page 106. Association for Information Systems, (2010)The Future Job Market for Information System Graduates., and . AMCIS, page 353. Association for Information Systems, (2004)The Slippery Slope of MIS Academia: A Discussion of the Strive for Relevance in our Discipline., and . AMCIS, page 115. Association for Information Systems, (2006)Coping with rapid change in information technology., and . SIGCPR, page 37-44. ACM, (1998)The emerging it group and rapid IT change., and . SIGCPR, page 23-32. ACM, (2000)Coping with rapid information technology change in different national cultures., , and . Eur. J. Inf. Syst., 20 (6): 713 (2011)How IT organizations handle rapid IT change: five coping mechanisms., and . Inf. Technol. Manag., 2 (1): 95-112 (2001)