Behaviour and Information Technology

2001 - 2025

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Volume 44, issue 9, 2025

Correction pp. (2093)-(2093)

The Editors

Cleaning house or quiet quitting? Large-scale analysis of account deletion behaviour on Tumblr pp. 1739-1759

Ruth Sarig, Ran Wolff and Eran Toch

Time on social networking sites is associated with impulsive decision-making pp. 1760-1765

Deng Pan, Kaitlin M. Lewin, David Freestone and Dar Meshi

Building trust in remote attestation through transparency – a qualitative user study on observable attestation pp. 1766-1786

Sebastian Linsner, Kilian Demuth, Sebastian Surminski, Lucas Davi and Christian Reuter

Agent-based social skills training systems: the ARTES architecture, interaction characteristics, learning theories and future outlooks pp. 1787-1814

Mohammed Al Owayyed, Myrthe Tielman, Arno Hartholt, Marcus Specht and Willem-Paul Brinkman

From thrill seekers to social creatures: dimensions of curiosity differentially predict video game preferences and behaviours pp. 1815-1827

Yong Jie Yow, Jonathan E. Ramsay, Patrick K. F. Lin and Nigel V. Marsh

Intent mining framework for understanding online conversations on vaping to inform social media-based intervention design pp. 1828-1845

Anuridhi Gupta, Varun Velagapuri, Hong Xue and Hemant Purohit

Impact of gain-loss framing on online scam susceptibility: the role of scam frames, warning frames, and risk perception pp. 1846-1859

Yixuan Jiang, Xin Wen and Xiuying Qian

Emotion labelling strengthens readers’ emotional responses to online messages pp. 1860-1871

Mirja Ilves, Aleksi H. Syrjämäki, Thomas Olsson, Joel Kiskola, Poika Isokoski, Anna Rantasila, Gary Bente and Veikko Surakka

Evaluating the effect of face recognition technology on citizens’ happiness pp. 1872-1885

Wenlong Zhu, Dan Shi, Jongki Kim and Jian Mou

An exploration of motives that influence problematic smartphone use in young adults pp. 1886-1900

Beau Mostyn Sullivan, Amanda M. George and Debra Rickwood

Validation of vamping scale in Argentina: the role of procrastination and mobile phone use pp. 1901-1906

Mariela Emilce Muller, Edgardo Daniel Etchezahar, Talía Gómez Yepes and Marian Durao

User-Avatar discrepancy scale: a comparative measurement of self and avatar views pp. 1907-1924

Taylor Brown, Lukas Blinka, Kara Dadswell, Rachel Kowert, Daniel Zarate and Vasileios Stavropoulos

Task structure and knowledge transfer: leveraging employee agility performance in an ESM environment pp. 1925-1941

Muhammad Imran Rasheed and Abdul Hameed Pitafi

Learners’ psychological needs in online learning environment for executive education: role of cognitive overload and learning self-efficacy pp. 1942-1963

Parul Gupta and Anupama Prashar

Do the Smartphone Addiction Scale-Short Version (SAS-SV) and the Internet Addiction Test (IAT) assess two distinct internet-related disorders? A comparative analysis using CFA, Set-ESEM, and Full-ESEM models pp. 1964-1974

Giusy D. Valenti and Palmira Faraci

Is the Internet to blame for problem behaviours in early adolescents? The effects of different types of Internet use, depression, and self-control pp. 1975-1989

Yuanyi Mao, Bo Hu and Ki Joon Kim

Understanding the effects of ubiquitous connectivity on employee well-being and job insecurity: a moderated mediation model pp. 1990-2010

Pengzhen Yin, Carol Ou and Liang Liang

Cognitive evaluation based on regression and eye-tracking for layout on human–computer multi-interface pp. 2011-2034

Linlin Wang, Wenzhe Tang, Enid Montagu, Xiaoli Wu and Chengqi Xue

Exploring the impact of game framing on the motivational appeal of persuasive strategies and their effectiveness in behaviour change games pp. 2035-2052

Chinenye Ndulue and Rita Orji

Study on relationship between adversarial texts and language errors: a human-computer interaction perspective pp. 2053-2068

Rui Xiao, Kuangyi Zhang, Yunchun Zhang, Qi Wang, Shangyu Hou and Ling Liu

Modeling perceived information needs in human-AI teams: improving AI teammate utility and driving team cognition pp. 2069-2092

Beau G. Schelble, Christopher Flathmann, Jacob P. Macdonald, Bart Knijnenburg, Camden Brady and Nathan J. McNeese

Volume 44, issue 8, 2025

UGC’s self-deprecation humor and sustainable brand support attitude on social media: expansion of the perspective of affective events theory pp. 1493-1520

Rui Chen and Haolan Yan

What makes UGC more popular on social media platforms? Insights from information adoption theory pp. 1521-1538

Wei Zhuang, Qingfeng Zeng, Yu Zhang, Dijia Lin and Weiguo Fan

Who is recommended matters: an investigation from a relational perspective pp. 1539-1556

Xinyi Lyu, Tiaojun Xiao and Jingquan Li

Determining the causes of user frustration in the case of conversational chatbots pp. 1557-1575

Sakhhi Chhabra, Vaishali Kaushal and Smitha Girija

Exploring the influence of user characteristics on verbal aggression towards social chatbots pp. 1576-1594

HyoJin Chin and Mun Yong Yi

Predicting proteus effect via the user avatar bond: a longitudinal study using machine learning pp. 1595-1611

Mohammed Qasim Latifi, Dylan Poulus, Michaella Richards, Yang Yap and Vasileios Stavropoulos

Whether to share personal financial information through blockchain? – an intermediary perspective pp. 1612-1631

Xingyao Niu, Zhe Chen, Hongming Liu and Wenbin Xie

Effect of AI counsellor’s nonverbal immediacy behaviour on user satisfaction: serial mediation of positive expectancy violation and rapport pp. 1632-1648

Min Namkoong, YounJung Park, Seyoung Lee and Gain Park

Identifying and understanding digital exclusion: a mixed-methods study pp. 1649-1666

G. Wilson-Menzfeld, G. Erfani, L. Young-Murphy, W. Charlton, H. De Luca, K. Brittain and A. Steven

Influential factors on academics’ digital hoarding behaviours: an exploratory PLS-SEM research pp. 1667-1680

Ufuk Tugtekin and Esra Barut Tugtekin

Is availability pressure always detrimental? From availability pressure to relationship satisfaction through compulsive checking of smartphone and need satisfaction pp. 1681-1694

Xueqing Li and Michael Chan

Investigating the role of dark personality traits in how people appreciate, share, and censor black humour in online settings pp. 1695-1707

Jorge Torres-Marín, Ginés Navarro-Carrillo, Kay Brauer and Hugo Carretero-Dios

Protective shielding, potential harm: a hermeneutic phenomenological study of the cyberbullying experiences of youth with visual impairment pp. 1708-1721

Nee Nee Chan, Pei Boon Ooi, Wen Li Ku and Khang Wei Ong

Navigating fairness and boundaries: parental rule strategies and indicators of adolescents’ media overuse pp. 1722-1737

Zhiying Yue, David Bickham, Elizabeth Hunt, Sam Schwamm and Michael Rich

Volume 44, issue 7, 2025

Evolutionary game analysis of online collective behaviour with the introduction of the degree of psychological identity pp. 1295-1305

Bowen Li, Hua Li, Qiubai Sun and Xuebo Chen

The impact of gamified interaction on mobile learning APP users’ learning performance: the moderating effect of users’ learning style pp. 1306-1319

Jun Fan and Zhen Wang

The robot saw it coming: physical human interference, deservingness, and self-efficacy in service robot failures pp. 1320-1339

Ezgi Merdin-Uygur and Selcen Ozturkcan

Using website referrals to identify unreliable content rabbit holes pp. 1340-1349

Kevin T. Greene, Mayana Pereira, Nilima Pisharody, Rahul Dodhia, Juan Lavista Ferres and Jacob N. Shapiro

Alexithymia, internet addiction, and cyber-victimisation among high school students in Turkey: an exploratory study pp. 1350-1361

Merve Aktaş Terzioğlu and Ahmet Büber

Traffic transfer between social media and E-commerce platform: the role of social media affordances pp. 1362-1375

Jingbo Shao, Pengyu Li and Min Zhang

Media multitasking, negative mood, and avoidance coping pp. 1376-1386

Myoungju Shin, Callum Downes, Jessica Hopwood, Melissa Byers and Eva Kemps

Stitch incoming: political engagement and aggression on TikTok pp. 1387-1400

Bryan McLaughlin, Joshua Cloudy, Jeff Hunter and Brittany Potter

Improving repurchase behaviour based on relationship marketing: evidence from the message framing of airline in China pp. 1401-1416

Yanhong Chen, Luning Liu and Bin Li

Reliability and validity of the Cybersecurity Awareness INventory (CAIN) pp. 1417-1428

Francesco Di Nocera, Giorgia Tempestini and Fabio Presaghi

The effect of social media fatigue on compulsive buying pp. 1429-1445

Mengyi Li and Qinhai Ma

Perceived parental rejection and gaming disorder among adolescents: the mediating role of subjective stress and depressive symptoms pp. 1446-1456

Renata Glavak-Tkalić, Josip Razum and Goran Milas

How do mobile app users react to embedded advertising? A perspective from psychological reactance theory pp. 1457-1474

Kit Hong Wong, Hsin Hsin Chang, You-Hung Lin and Szu Yu Lin

The influence of gamification affordance on knowledge sharing behaviour: an empirical study based on social Q&A community pp. 1475-1491

Xiao-Wu Wang and Zheng Wang

Volume 44, issue 6, 2025

Highlights from the 35th European conference on cognitive ergonomics (ECCE 2024) pp. 1123-1123

Stéphane Safin, Flore Barcellini and Jean-Marie Burkhardt

Feel me, hear me: vibrotactile and auditory feedback cues in an invisible object search in virtual reality pp. 1124-1135

Nils O. Beese, Lennart Dümke, Yannic N. Döll, René Reinhard, Jan Spilski, Thomas Lachmann and Kerstin Müller

You look so young, you look so cute. The relationship between physical appearance, age and mental abilities in social robots pp. 1136-1145

Stefano Guidi, Margherita Bracci, Francesco Currò, Alessandro Innocenti, Luca Lusuardi, Enrica Marchigiani, Paola Palmitesta, Matteo Sirizzotti and Oronzo Parlangeli

Strategies at the platform-train interface: in the pursuit of psychological comfort? pp. 1146-1154

Xavier Leonce, Jean-Marie Burkhardt and Lucia Bosone

The autonomous vehicle dilemma: passenger(s) versus pedestrian(s) pp. 1155-1168

Augusto Bovesi, Alice Calabretto, Alice Stroppa, Gian Maria Adamo, Filippo Canepa and Stefano Guidi

Cyberinsurance adoption strategies and security of online behaviour: an experimental study pp. 1169-1182

Yolanda Gómez, Dawn Branley-Bell, Pam Briggs and José Vila

Differences in access to privacy information can partly explain digital inequalities in privacy literacy and self-efficacy pp. 1183-1198

Yannic Meier and Nicole C. Krämer

Mood matters: the interplay of personality in ethical perceptions in crowdsourcing pp. 1199-1221

Evangelos Mourelatos

Patient influencer: the impact of homophily on value co-creation behaviour in online health communities pp. 1222-1242

Muhammad Salman Latif, Jian-Jun Wang, Mohsin Shahzad and Anosha Kanwal

Exploring perceptions of smart, modular living in the UK: a think aloud study pp. 1243-1259

Valentine Seymour, M. Xenitidou, L. Timotijevic, C. E. Hodgkins, E. Ratcliffe, B. Gatersleben, N. Gilbert and C. R. Jones

Beyond screentime: a 7-day mobile tracking study among college students to disentangle smartphone screentime and content effects on sleep pp. 1260-1276

Sindy R. Sumter, Susanne E. Baumgartner and Wisnu Wiradhany

Understanding older adults’ continuance intention toward wearable health technologies: an empowerment perspective pp. 1277-1294

Yanping Zhang, Yiming Ma and Changyong Liang

Volume 44, issue 5, 2025

Learning, design and technology in the age of AI pp. 883-887

Michail Giannakos, Michael Horn and Mutlu Cukurova

Youth perspectives on technology ethics: analysis of teens’ ethical reflections on AI in learning activities pp. 888-911

Eva Durall Gazulla, Noora Hirvonen, Sumita Sharma, Heidi Hartikainen, Ville Jylhä, Netta Iivari, Marianne Kinnula and Aizhan Baizhanova

Shifting roles and slow research: children’s roles in participatory co-design of critical machine learning activities and technologies pp. 912-933

Tolulope Famaye, Golnaz Arastoopour Irgens and Ibrahim Adisa

Preparing students to meet their data: an evaluation of K-12 data science tools pp. 934-953

Rotem Israel-Fishelson, Peter F. Moon, Rachel Tabak and David Weintrop

Clinical needs and preferences for AI-based explanations in clinical simulation training pp. 954-974

Naja Kathrine Kollerup, Stine S. Johansen, Martin Grønnebæk Tolsgaard, Mikkel Lønborg Friis, Mikael B. Skov and Niels van Berkel

Humanoid robot as an educational assistant – insights of speech recognition for online and offline mode of teaching pp. 975-992

Akshara Pande and Deepti Mishra

Computational musicking: music + coding as a hybrid practice pp. 993-1013

Cameron L. Roberts and Michael S. Horn

Learning in the wild – exploring interactive notifications to foster organic retention of everyday media content pp. 1014-1034

Sophia Sigethy, Sven Mayer and Christina Schneegass

Computational models as tools for supporting responsive teaching pp. 1035-1052

Hillary Swanson, LuEttaMae Lawrence, Jared Arnell, Bonni Jones, Bruce Sherin and Uri Wilensky

e-FeeD4Mi: human-centred design of personalised and contextualised feedback in MOOCs pp. 1053-1070

Paraskevi Topali, Alejandro Ortega-Arranz, Juan I. Asensio-Pérez, Sara L. Villagrá-Sobrino, Alejandra Martínez-Monés and Yannis Dimitriadis

Designing human-centered learning analytics and artificial intelligence in education solutions: a systematic literature review pp. 1071-1098

Paraskevi Topali, Alejandro Ortega-Arranz, María Jesús Rodríguez-Triana, Erkan Er, Mohammad Khalil and Gökhan Akçapınar

Where inquiry-based science learning meets gamification: a design case of Experiverse pp. 1099-1121

Feiran Zhang, Hanne Brynildsrud, Sofia Papavlasopoulou, Kshitij Sharma and Michail Giannakos

Volume 44, issue 4, 2025

An integrated bibliometric analysis and systematic review modelling students’ technostress in higher education pp. 631-655

Yupeng Lin and Zhonggen Yu

The effects of fair information practices on ad effectiveness among Chinese consumers: trust transfer across contexts pp. 656-675

Junjun Cheng and Zihang Huang

The emotional impact of generative AI: negative emotions and perception of threat pp. 676-693

Gabbiadini Alessandro, Ognibene Dimitri, Baldissarri Cristina and Manfredi Anna

Understanding the factors influencing the continuous usage intention of healthcare apps: analysing the moderating impact of psychological distance and health consciousness pp. 694-712

Rambalak Yadav, Satakshi Chatterjee and Arunangshu Giri

How employee resilience contributes to digital performance: moderating role of enterprise social media usage pp. 713-730

Ma Liang, Qi Zhihao, Zhang Ge, Zhang Xin and Feifei Hao

Effects of meta-human characteristics on user acceptance: from the perspective of uncanny valley theory pp. 731-748

Sujin Bae, Timothy Jung, Justin Cho and Ohbyung Kwon

Metaverse gaming: analyzing the impact of self-expression, achievement, social interaction, violence, and difficulty pp. 749-763

Hyeon Jo, Sun Park, Jiwoo Jeong, Juwon Yeon and Jae Kwang Lee

Why to purchase health knowledge on online platforms? A two-phased SEM-ANN approach pp. 764-788

Yuanlu Li, Zhaohua Deng and Jiaxin Xue

Are engineers more likely to avoid algorithms after they see them err? A longitudinal study pp. 789-804

Alvaro Chacon, Tomas Reyes and Edgar E. Kausel

The player traits and gratifications of casual and hardcore players in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, Ingress, and Pokémon GO pp. 805-828

John Dunham, Konstantinos Papangelis, Nicolas LaLone and Yihong Wang

Towards more trusted virtual physicians: the combinative effects of healthcare chatbot design cues and threat perception on health information trust pp. 829-842

Eunjoo Jin and Matthew Eastin

My avatar makes me feel good? The effect of avatar personalisation and virtual agent interactions on self-esteem pp. 843-858

Wei Jie Dominic Koek and Vivian Hsueh Hua Chen

EmoVis: exploring data-enabled analogue journaling to promote self-reflection for mental wellness among college students pp. 859-881

Xipei Ren, Xiaoyu Zhang, Renyao Zou, Ran Yan and Bin Yu

Volume 44, issue 3, 2025

What drives users’ knowledge payment behaviour? The moderating role of knowledge expertise and social identity pp. 407-427

Jinpeng Liu, Weiguo Fan, Xinmiao Li and Xipeng Liu

Trustworthy interaction model: continuous authentication using time–frequency joint analysis of mouse biometrics pp. 428-445

YiGong Zhang, Qian Yi, ShuPing Yi, XiaoLong Zhang and JiaJia Li

Instagram engagement and well-being: the mediating role of appearance anxiety pp. 446-462

Francesca C. Ryding, Lydia J. Harkin and Daria J. Kuss

Personality traits, internet addiction, and phubbing among teens: a mediation analysis pp. 463-476

Łukasz Nikel, Magdalena Kolańska-Stronka and Paweł Krasa

Unpacking the determinants of social media-based lifelong learning from the need hierarchy theory pp. 477-490

Yueh-Min Huang, Ding-Chau Wang, Gu-Hao Lin and Yong-Ming Huang

Interplay of rationality and morality in using ChatGPT for academic misconduct pp. 491-507

Lixuan Zhang, Clinton Amos and Iryna Pentina

An interpretable metric of visual aesthetics for GUI design pp. 508-522

Chen Wang, Aliaksei Miniukovich and Xiangshi Ren

The social media discontinuance model: the trio of dark side, regret, and privacy control pp. 523-551

Ziyue Huang, Prashant Palvia and Nikhil Mehta

Explaining crowdworker behaviour through computational rationality pp. 552-573

Michael A. Hedderich and Antti Oulasvirta

The roles of trust and privacy calculus in citizen-centric services usage: evidence from the close contact query platform in China pp. 574-595

Jingrui Ju and Liuan Wang

An exploratory study of information re-finding behaviour modes of Chinese college students on social media: video diary analysis from Chinese platforms pp. 596-610

Xiaoyue Ma and Xv Fan

The influences of four dimensions of perceived fit on individuals’ utilisation of SPOCs: an extension of the task-technology fit model pp. 611-629

Lin Zhang, Zhen Shao, Tuo Zhao and Kuanchin (KC) Chen

Volume 44, issue 2, 2025

Understanding security behaviour among healthcare professionals by comparing results from technology threat avoidance theory and protection motivation theory pp. 181-196

Sanjana Sundara Raj Sreenath, Barbara Hewitt and Sahana Sreenath

How to cope with the negative health information avoidance behavior in a pandemic: the role of resilience pp. 197-213

Jiayu Liu, He Li, Wang Shen, Yuming He and Linlin Zhu

Exploring the relationship between college students’ adaptability and nomophobia pp. 214-230

Shixiu Ren, Jinming He, Tour Liu and Danhui Zhang

Exploring and comparing pedagogical beliefs of university instructors in relation to their behavioural patterns regarding learning management system use pp. 231-244

Chien-Yuan Su and Cheng-Huan Chen

Entangled collaborations: tensions in cross-disciplinary user experience studies in cyberinfrastructure projects pp. 245-265

Kanu Priya Singh, Isa Jahnke and Prasad Calyam

Trust dynamics in human interaction with an industrial robot pp. 266-288

Basel Alhaji, Sebastian Büttner, Shushanth Sanjay Kumar and Michael Prilla

Investigating the effects of nudges to promote knowledge-sharing behaviours on MOOC forums: a mixed method design pp. 289-314

Yingnan Shi, Armin Haller, Andrew Reeson, Xinghao Li and Chaojun Li

Understanding students’ adoption of the ChatGPT chatbot in higher education: the role of anthropomorphism, trust, design novelty and institutional policy pp. 315-336

Athanasios Polyportis and Nikolaos Pahos

The effects of tones and time pressure on the user experience of voice input on mobile devices for Mandarin Chinese: an experimental study pp. 337-356

Dongyue Liu, Zhe Chen, Wenbo Zhu, Guozhu Jia and Ronggang Zhou

Individual differences in computer programming: a systematic review pp. 357-375

Christian Navarro-Cota, Ana I. Molina, Miguel A. Redondo and Carmen Lacave

Content tracing: examining fact-checking via a WhatsApp group during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 376-386

Edson Tandoc, Seth Seet, Weng Wai Mak and Ker Hian Lua

Minor and serious cyberloafing in the workplace: antecedents and effects on job satisfaction pp. 387-406

Xin Zhang, Hao Guo, Liang Ma and Ge Zhang

Volume 44, issue 1, 2025

Editorial introduction pp. 1-1

Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Cees Midden and Jaap Ham

Exploring user preferences: customisation and attitudes towards notifications in mobile health and well-being applications pp. 2-18

Daniele Pretolesi, Lenart Motnikar, Till Bieg, Michael Gafert and Jakob Uhl

Evaluating user perceptions of the persuasive system design in a breastfeeding mHealth app: a cross-sectional study pp. 19-43

Alaa Ali S. Almohanna, Elena Vlahu-Gjorgievska, Shahla Meedya and Khin Than Win

Enhancing wayfinding and route learning: a human-centred study of the route-defining locations algorithm pp. 44-60

Fateme Teimouri and Kai-Florian Richter

Breadth and orientation of pie menus for mid-air interaction: effects on upper extremity biomechanics, performance, and subjective assessment pp. 61-78

Lujin Mao, Kenta Ono, Mengyao Qi, Jinghua Huang and Makoto Watanabe

Employees’ information security awareness (ISA) in public organisations: insights from cross-cultural studies in Sweden, France, and Tunisia pp. 79-101

Emna Riahi and M. Sirajul Islam

How does AI surpassing humans influence public innovativeness? A multi-method empirical study pp. 102-119

Yongchao Martin Ma and Zhongzhun Deng

The influence of paradigm interface guided by different visual types on MI-BCI performance pp. 120-130

Jiang Shao, Yuxin Bai, Jun Yao, Ying Zhang, Fangyuan Tian and Chengqi Xue

How enterprise social media usage contributes to employee resilience: moderating role of individual adaptability pp. 131-149

Liang Ma, Peng Yu, Xin Zhang and Feifei Hao

Impulsivity and problematic smartphone use: mediating role of self-handicapping pp. 150-166

İbrahim Dadandı and Ayşe Kalyon

No browsing, no donating: impact of image emotion and colour on browsing intention in online charitable fundraising pp. 167-180

Chundong Zheng, Yiran Zhang, Heming Gong and Jiaxin Lv