S K T Febriana and Fajrianthi (2019) Cyber Incivility Perpetrator: The Influence of Dissociative Anonymity, Invisibility, Asynchronicity, and Dissociative Imagination. Journal of Physics: Conference Series (JPCS), 1175 (012238). pp. 1-8. ISSN 17426588

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Abstract

cyber incivility is a communication behavior that violates ethics for mutual respect between one person and another in online. The impacts of cyber incivility include decreasing of satisfaction and work commitment, deliberate in job deviation until turnover intention. Unfortunately, empirical studies have so far only addressed the antecedents of cyber incivility perpetrators from the point of view of work domains and user communications user personalities, but rarely review online characteristics that cause a person to engage in social disinhibition. Therefore this study aims to prove the influence of anonymity, invisibility, asyncronicity, and dissociative imagination on cyber incivility behavior. This study uses correlational design with multiple linear regression analysis techniques. The subjects were 111 workers from various types of work (66 females, 45 males, mean of age = 32,8739, standard deviation of age = 5,73) domiciled in Indonesia recruited by purposive sampling. The result shows that anonymity, invisibility and asincronicity have a significant effect on the presence of cyber incivility

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