Alexander Hug
ABSTRACT
A Data Privacy Competence model had been developed ([1]) and is applied in a study with German middle school students from grade five to seven. An online survey has been conducted to measure their Data Privacy Competence accordingly. This survey yielded about 1000 useful records in total, which have been analyzed descriptively and correlatively.
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Index Terms
- "I've got nothing to hide!": survey on data privacy competence with German schoolchildren
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