Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette
Social media is a medium of communication nowadays. In fact, the accessibility of the internet at the workplace makes it is easier for the users to use it either positively or negatively. Hence, this study tests the relationship between social media use, motives for using social media, Internet s...
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iium-705392019-07-12T08:26:54Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/70539/ Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette Abdul Rahman, Mahfuzah Wok, Saodah H61.8 Communication of information Social media is a medium of communication nowadays. In fact, the accessibility of the internet at the workplace makes it is easier for the users to use it either positively or negatively. Hence, this study tests the relationship between social media use, motives for using social media, Internet surfing etiquette, work ethics, and communication ethics. The Utilitarian Theory is used to see the benefits gained by the employees in terms of social media use at the workplace. This study applies the quantitative research design where a selfadministered survey questionnaire is used as the instrument for data collection. Based on a sample of 344 respondents among the administrative staff of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), the findings indicate that all variables are positively correlated with one another. Communication ethics fully mediates the relationship between social media use and motives for using social media towards work ethics. Communication ethics only partially mediates the relationship between the internet surfing etiquette and work ethics. Therefore, communication ethics mediates the relationship between social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette towards work ethics. Univeriti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) 2018 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/70539/1/1666-Article%20Text-4401-1-10-20190107%20-%20Kinabalu%20Journal%20on%20Ethics%20822019.pdf Abdul Rahman, Mahfuzah and Wok, Saodah (2018) Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette. Jurnal Kinabalu, 24 (1). pp. 1-13. ISSN 1394-4517 https://jurcon.ums.edu.my/ojums/index.php/ejk/article/view/1666 |
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H61.8 Communication of information Abdul Rahman, Mahfuzah Wok, Saodah Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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Social media is a medium of communication nowadays. In fact, the accessibility of the internet at
the workplace makes it is easier for the users to use it either positively or negatively. Hence, this
study tests the relationship between social media use, motives for using social media, Internet
surfing etiquette, work ethics, and communication ethics. The Utilitarian Theory is used to see
the benefits gained by the employees in terms of social media use at the workplace. This study
applies the quantitative research design where a selfadministered
survey questionnaire is used as
the instrument for data collection. Based on a sample of 344 respondents among the
administrative staff of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), the findings indicate
that all variables are positively correlated with one another. Communication ethics fully mediates
the relationship between social media use and motives for using social media towards work
ethics. Communication ethics only partially mediates the relationship between the internet
surfing etiquette and work ethics. Therefore, communication ethics mediates the relationship
between social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette towards
work ethics. |
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Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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Mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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mediating effect of communication ethics practised on work ethics relationships with social media use, motives for using social media and internet surfing etiquette |
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