Abstract
This study examines resolution skills in phishing email detection, defined as the abilities of individuals to discern correct judgments from incorrect judgments in probabilistic decision- making. An illustration of the resolution skills is provided. A number of antecedents to resolution skills in phishing email detection, including familiarity with the sender, familiarity with the email, online transaction experience, prior victimization of phishing attack, perceived self-efficacy, time to judgment, and variability of time in judgments, are examined. Implications of the study are further discussed.
Recommended Citation
Li, Yuan; Wang, Jingguo; and Rao, Raghav, "A Study on Resolution Skills in Phishing Detection" (2015). WISP 2015 Proceedings. 13.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/wisp2015/13