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Journal of Applied Social Psychology
Volume 38, Issue 4 p. 999-1022



RELATIONS AMONG ETHNICITY, GENDER, BELIEFS, ATTITUDES, AND INTENTION TO PURSUE A
CAREER IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Richard D. Johnson,

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Department of Management
University at Albany, State University of New York

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ABSTRACT

Using data from 159 African Americans and 98 Anglo Americans, we examined
relations among ethnicity, gender, information technology (IT) self-efficacy,
occupational stereotypes, attitudes toward IT, and IT career intentions. Results
revealed that IT self-efficacy and occupational stereotypes were related to
attitudes toward IT jobs, and these attitudes were positively related to career
intentions. In addition, there were ethnic and gender differences in IT
self-efficacy and occupational stereotypes. In particular, African American men
reported higher levels of IT self-efficacy, whereas Anglo American women
reported lower levels of IT self-efficacy than did members of all other groups.
Furthermore, Anglo Americans had more negative stereotypes of IT professionals
than did African Americans. Implications for research and practice are
discussed.


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