Research on People's Perceptions of Phishing Email Cues Non-Clickers-Non-Reporters Study

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Non-Clickers-Non-Reporters Information Sheet and Survey Instrument

Research on People's Perceptions of Phishing Email Cues Non-Clickers-Non-Reporters Study

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Welcome Page and Information Sheet

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The wording of this question (“parking ticket”) is conditional. The subject of the email depends on the email template the participant receives.


These questions are conditional – whether participants are asked or not depends on the participant’s responses to earlier questions.


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This page is conditional – whether participants are asked this question or not depends on the participant’s responses to earlier questions.

Placeholder images throughout this file are dependent on the email template the participant receives.






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These questions are conditional – whether participants are asked these questions or not depends on the participant’s responses to earlier questions.



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These questions are conditional – whether participants are asked these questions or not depends on the participant’s responses to earlier questions.








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These questions are conditional – whether participants are asked these questions or not depends on the participant’s responses to earlier questions.



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Page 5 OR Page 6 is asked to the participant, depending on their previous survey responses. All questions on pages 5 and 6 are conditional unless otherwise noted.


For pages 5 and 6, the grid questions below the placeholder image are conditional – whether they are asked or not depends on the email template the participant receives. Only one grid question will be asked per survey.










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For pages 5 and 6, these questions are also conditional – whether they are asked or not depends on the email template the participant receives.




















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For pages 5 and 6, the wording of these questions is conditional. For each item in the first grid question, these questions are asked depending on participant responses.






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For pages 5 and 6, these questions are asked to all participants and are not conditional.


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Page 5 OR Page 6 is asked to the participant, depending on their previous survey responses.


The skip logic and branching is identical to page 5. The only difference between page 5 and page 6 is the wording of certain questions.





















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When a participant hovers over a response option, examples of the job type will be displayed:

  • Administrative support-For example, timecard tracking, travel and expense report preparation, or meeting planning

  • Mission-based-For example, an instructor, scientist, researcher, or salesperson

  • Facilities support in the field-For example, security guard, janitorial staff or groundskeeper

  • Facilities support in the office-For example, a facilities manager or security captain

  • Legal-For example, general counsel

  • Management-For example, Chief Executive Office, Director, or Department Chair

  • Organizational support-For example, grants and contracts, employee relations, finance, public affairs, auditing, or information technology


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