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'''Kai R. Larsen''' is a Norwegian-American academic and management information systems scholar. He is an Associate Professor of Information Systems at the Leeds School of Business at the [[University of Colorado]]-Boulder.

== Education and career ==

Larsen received his undergraduate and masters training computer science in Norway; he received his Diplomkandidat in computer science from the NHI College of Computer Science - in 1992 and his Candidatus Magisterii in [[Software Engineering]] from The National College for Teachers of Commerce in 1994. In 2000, he received his PhD in Information Science from the State [[University of New York]]{{Disambiguation needed|date=August 2020}} in Albany.  He joined the University of Colorado-Boulder in 2000.

== Research interests ==

Larsen studies information systems (IS)—primarily a behavioral science—that employ psychometric approaches to understand and predict technology adoption and use focuses on creating information technology (IT) artifacts to solve societal problems. His research falls in three primary areas: construct identifies detection, developing tools for literature reviews, and understanding patterns of survey response by semant(contracted; show full)==References==
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