Dissertation Information for Batya FriedmanNAME:
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SCHOOL: ADVISORS: COMMITTEE MEMBERS: MPACT Status: Incomplete - Inspected Title: Social judgments and technological innovation: Adolescents' conceptions of computer piracy and privacy
Abstract: "This study aimed to provide a characterization of adolescents' social judgments about property and privacy, particularly in relation to innovations that have occurred through computer technology. Sixty-four eleventh and twelfth grade students were interviewed, half on property and half on privacy. The property interview entailed five situations: three involved computer property (copying purchased commercial software to use personally, to give, and to sell), one prototypic property (taking a bicycle), and one potentially ambiguous non-computer intellectual property (taping a purchased record album to give to another). The privacy interview also entailed five situations: three involved computer privacy (accessing another's computer file and not reading the information, reading the information, and changing the information), one prototypic privacy (reading another's diary), and one potentially ambiguous non-computer privacy (reading a letter lying open on someone's desk). |
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Students under Batya Friedman
ADVISEES:
- Nathan G. Freier - University of Washington, Seattle (2007)
- Lisa P. Nathan - University of Washington, Seattle (2009)
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