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
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