Research Article

Factors Affecting Corporate Security Policy Effectiveness in Telecommuting

Table 8

Results of the model.

Path (hypothesis)Direct effectIndirect effect
EstimateC.R.aEstimate

Specification ⟶ mandatoriness0.5908.150
Specification ⟶ extrarole0.5083.885
Monitoring ⟶ mandatoriness0.0200.6150.539
Monitoring ⟶ extrarole0.1271.5390.124
Reward ⟶ mandatoriness–0.012–0.5140.608
Reward ⟶ extrarole0.4297.397
Perceived severity ⟶ mandatoriness0.0150.3570.721
Perceived severity ⟶ extrarole0.1191.1190.263
Perceived certainty ⟶ mandatoriness0.0330.5490.583
Perceived certainty ⟶ extrarole–0.138–0.9430.346
Moral belief ⟶ mandatoriness–0.026–1.1630.245
Moral belief ⟶ extrarole–0.083–1.4920.136
Mandatoriness ⟶ effectiveness1.1809.201
Extrarole ⟶ effectiveness0.0340.8820.378
Specification ⟶ effectiveness0.7940.007
Monitoring ⟶ effectiveness0.0390.426
Reward ⟶ effectiveness0.0010.952
Perceived severity ⟶ effectiveness0.0260.592
Perceived certainty ⟶ effectiveness0.0360.644
Moral belief ⟶ effectiveness–0.0530.124

Model-fitcCMIN = 142.987, CMIN/DF = 1.388, , GFI = 0.933, AGFI = 0.889, CFI = 0.988, RMR = 0.051, RMSEA = 0.043, NFI = 0.959, IFI = 0.988

aC.R. > 1.96; b; cModel-Fit Reference Value: CMIN/DF (<2), , GFI (≥0.9), AGFI (≥0.85), CFI (≥0.9), NFI (≥0.9), RMR (≤0.1), and RMSEA (≤0.1).