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2018

Maybe Waiting is Bad: A Replication Investigating Website Delay, Familiarity, and BreadthTeresa M. Shaft, Dawei Wang, Ling Zhu. aistrr, 4:6, 2018. [doi]

2015

Complacency and Intentionality in IT Use and ContinuanceEmre Yetgin, Matthew L. Jensen, Teresa M. Shaft. aisthci, 7(1):2, 2015. [doi]

2010

Systematic Differences in Firm s Information Technology Signaling: Implications for Research DesignRobert W. Zmud, Teresa M. Shaft, Weijun Zheng, Henry Croes. jais, 11(3):1, 2010. [doi]

2008

Managing change in an information systems development organization: understanding developer transitions from a structured to an object-oriented development environment:::1:::Teresa M. Shaft, Leslie Jordan Albert, Jon (Sean) Jasperson. isj, 18(3):275-297, 2008. [doi]

2007

An Examination of Lag Effects in Relationships between Information Technology Investment and Firm-Level PerformanceTeresa M. Shaft, Robert W. Zmud, Viet Dao. icis 2007: 135 [doi]

2006

The Role of Cognitive Fit in the Relationship Between Software Comprehension and ModificationTeresa M. Shaft, Iris Vessey. misq, 30(1):29-55, 2006. [doi]

2005

Advanced Business Intelligence at Cardinal HealthTraci A. Carte, Albert B. Schwarzkopf, Teresa M. Shaft, Robert W. Zmud. misqe, 4(4):5, 2005. [doi]

2004

Expectation-based, inference-based, and bottom-up software comprehensionMichael P. O Brien, Jim Buckley, Teresa M. Shaft. SMR, 16(6):427-447, 2004. [doi]

Reliability assessment of the attitude towards computers instrument (ATCI)Teresa M. Shaft, Mark P. Sharfman, Wilfred W. Wu. chb, 20(5):661-689, 2004. [doi]

A Longitudinal Study of Information Systems Developers' Understanding of Software Development Concepts During a Transition from Structured to Object-Oriented DevelopmentTeresa M. Shaft, Leslie Jordan Albert, Jon Jasperson. amcis 2004: 192 [doi]

2001

An Open-Source Analysis Schema for Identifying Software Comprehension ProcessesMichael P. O'Brien, Teresa M. Shaft, Jim Buckley. PPIG 2001: 11 [doi]

1998

The Relevance of Application Domain Knowledge: Characterizing the Computer Program Comprehension ProcessTeresa M. Shaft, Iris Vessey. jmis, 15(1):51-78, 1998. [doi]

1997

Responses to comprehension questions and verbal protocols as measures of computer program comprehension processesTeresa M. Shaft. behaviourIT, 16(6):320-336, 1997. [doi]

1996

Eliminating Redundancy, Conflict, and Incompleteness from Knowledge-Based SystemsRose F. Gamble, Teresa M. Shaft. ijseke, 6(4):673-697, 1996. [doi]

1995

Helping Programmers Understand Computer Programs: The Use of MetacognitionTeresa M. Shaft. DB, 26(4):25-46, 1995. [doi]

Research Report - The Relevance of Application Domain Knowledge: The Case of Computer Program ComprehensionTeresa M. Shaft, Iris Vessey. isr, 6(3):286-299, 1995. [doi]

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