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Lee Hadlington
Lee Hadlington
Senior Lecturer In Cyberpsychology, Nottingham Trent University
Verified email at ntu.ac.uk
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Human factors in cybersecurity; examining the link between Internet addiction, impulsivity, attitudes towards cybersecurity, and risky cybersecurity behaviours
L Hadlington
Heliyon 3 (7), 2017
3402017
Cognitive failures in daily life: Exploring the link with Internet addiction and problematic mobile phone use
LJ Hadlington
Computers in Human Behavior 51, 75-81, 2015
2022015
The “human factor” in cybersecurity: Exploring the accidental insider
L Hadlington
Research anthology on artificial intelligence applications in security, 1960 …, 2021
1042021
Can cyberloafing and Internet addiction affect organizational information security?
L Hadlington, K Parsons
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 20 (9), 567-571, 2017
862017
Employees attitude towards cyber security and risky online behaviours: An empirical assessment in the United Kingdom
L Hadlington
International Journal of Cyber Criminology 12 (1), 269-281, 2018
732018
End-user frustrations and failures in digital technology: exploring the role of Fear of Missing Out, Internet addiction and personality
L Hadlington, MO Scase
Heliyon 4 (11), 2018
702018
A qualitative exploration of police officers’ experiences, challenges, and perceptions of cybercrime
L Hadlington, K Lumsden, A Black, F Ferra
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 15 (1), 34-43, 2021
612021
“I cannot live without my [tablet]”: Children's experiences of using tablet technology within the home
L Hadlington, H White, S Curtis
Computers in human Behavior 94, 19-24, 2019
532019
Exploring the role of work identity and work locus of control in information security awareness
L Hadlington, M Popovac, H Janicke, I Yevseyeva, K Jones
Computers & Security 81, 41-48, 2019
482019
Exploring role of moral disengagement and counterproductive work behaviours in information security awareness.
L Hadlington, J Binder, N Stanulewicz
Computers in Human Behavior 114, 106557, 2021
452021
Is media multitasking good for cybersecurity? exploring the relationship between media multitasking and everyday cognitive failures on self-reported risky cybersecurity behaviors
L Hadlington, K Murphy
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 21 (3), 168-172, 2018
452018
Exploring the role of egocentrism and fear of missing out on online risk behaviours among adolescents in South Africa
M Popovac, L Hadlington
International Journal of Adolescence and Youth 25 (1), 276-291, 2020
392020
Segmentation analysis of susceptibility to cybercrime: Exploring individual differences in information security awareness and personality factors
L Hadlington, S Chivers
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 14 (2), 479-492, 2020
382020
Perceptions of fake news, misinformation, and disinformation amid the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative exploration.
L Hadlington, LJ Harkin, D Kuss, K Newman, FC Ryding
Psychology of Popular Media 12 (1), 40, 2023
322023
Auditory location in the irrelevant sound effect: The effects of presenting auditory stimuli to either the left ear, right ear or both ears
L Hadlington, AM Bridges, RJ Darby
Brain and cognition 55 (3), 545-557, 2004
312004
‘Why don’t you block them?’Police officers’ constructions of the ideal victim when responding to reports of interpersonal cybercrime
A Black, K Lumsden, L Hadlington
Online othering: exploring digital violence and discrimination on the web …, 2019
272019
Cybercognition: Brain, behaviour and the digital world
L Hadlington
Cybercognition, 1-248, 2017
272017
Fear of missing out predicts employee information security awareness above personality traits, age, and gender
L Hadlington, J Binder, N Stanulewicz
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 23 (7), 459-464, 2020
212020
A left-ear disadvantage for the presentation of irrelevant sound: Manipulations of task requirements and changing state
LJ Hadlington, AM Bridges, CP Beaman
Brain and cognition 61 (2), 159-171, 2006
212006
How do undergraduate students construct their view of cybercrime? Exploring definitions of cybercrime, perceptions of online risk and victimization
G Conway, L Hadlington
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 15 (1), 119-129, 2021
202021
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