Factors Affecting Corporate Security Policy Effectiveness in Telecommuting

Table 5

Analysis of the measurement model.

Constructs	M.V.^a	R.W.^b	S.R.W.^c	S.E.^d	C.R.^e	M.E.^f	SMC^g	C.A.^h
Effectiveness	pe1	1.000	0.886			0.299	0.785	0.904
	pe4	1.004	0.932	0.054	18.693	0.165	0.869
Mandatoriness	ma2	1.000	0.679			0.685	0.461	0.809
	ma4	1.182	0.828	0.096	12.319	0.376	0.685
Specification	sp4	1.000	0.918			0.253	0.842	0.883
	sp6	1.029	0.868	0.057	18.165	0.466	0.754
Monitoring	mo2	1.000	0.882			0.594	0.777	0.912
	mo3	1.126	0.951	0.074	15.280	0.275	0.905
Reward	re3	1.000	0.954			0.355	0.910	0.930
	re4	0.938	0.910	0.052	18.136	0.659	0.828
Perceived severity	ps2	1.000	0.957			0.148	0.917	0.935
	ps3	0.935	0.917	0.047	19.754	269	0.841
Perceived certainty	pc1	1.000	0.887			0.336	0.787	0.907
	pc3	1.088	0.936	0.061	17.719	0.210	0.875
Moral belief	mb1	1.000	0.983			0.099	0.966	0.949
	mb2	0.872	0.922	0.068	12.751	0.374	0.849
Extrarole	ex4	1.000	0.933			0.397	0.871	0.943
	ex5	0.995	0.956	0.046	21.729	0.250	0.914

^aMeasured variables; ^bregression weight; ^cstandard regression weight; ^dstandard error; ^ecritical ratio; ^fmeasurement errors; ^gsquared multiple correlations; and ^hCronbach’s alpha.