Behaviour and Information Technology

2001 - 2026

Current editor(s): Dr Panos P Markopoulos

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Volume 45, issue 5, 2026

Discovery work-space design to explore semantically aggregated graph-cluster spaces of multimedia document results pp. 789-820

Umer Rashid and Abdur Rehman Khan

Alexa, shut up! – A 2.5-year study on negatively connotated communication behaviour towards voice assistants in the family home pp. 821-839

Clara Strathmann, Aike C. Horstmann, Jessica M. Szczuka and Nicole C. Krämer

Between transparency and trust: identifying key factors in AI system perception pp. 840-854

Nur Efsan Cetinkaya and Nicole Krämer

Evaluating content creators’ perceptions for cognitively accessible digital services pp. 855-867

Terhi Kärpänen and Essi Pöyry

Evaluation on affordance of smart home products adopted by elderly people pp. 868-888

Chunxiao Zhu, Hao Tong, Xiaogang Yang, Shijian Luo, Kok Hoong Wong, Minghuan Shou and Yu Cao

The effect of older adults’ information technology attitude and device efficacy on online social participation pp. 889-901

Jane Cho

Evaluating the emotional impact of virtual expressions: ERPs analysis of smart agent appearance pp. 902-917

Li Meng, Chaolan Tang and Xian Yang

Whether consumers prefer human or robot financial advisors: the moderating effect of self-control and agency–communion orientation pp. 918-931

Li-Keng Cheng

Common ground improves learning with conversational agents pp. 932-948

Anita Körner, Antonia Tolzin, Andreas Janson, Jan Marco Leimeister and Ralf Rummer

Reversing the dark side of gamification: a study of the influence of interpersonal interaction gamification on ethical behaviour pp. 949-969

Hui Xu and Yang Wu

Heavy social networking and online compulsive buying: a moderated mediation model pp. 970-986

Abdulqadir Rahomee Ahmed Aljanabi, Shahd Shwan Ali and Nor Azila Mohd Noor

Volume 45, issue 4, 2026

Exploring Chinese international students’ video gaming behaviour and their well-being during a transition period pp. 577-596

Yu Qi, Erin O’Connor and Daniel Johnson

The co-occurrence between depressive symptoms and smartphone addiction: a network analysis pp. 597-609

Tingting Gao, Han Zhang, Yan Shi, Yinna Xu, Chengchao Zhou and Xiangfei Meng

Creativity-related elements of cognition and emotions influenced by videogames pp. 610-628

Chloe Shu-Hua Yeh, Neil Harrison and Thomas Howard Morris

Towards a strengths-based PEER framework: how peer learning behaviours help develop ICT competencies in older adults pp. 629-645

Bernardo Figueiredo, Nguyen Luu, Mark Buschgens, Torgeir Aleti, Jacob Sheahan, Diane M. Martin, Larissa Hjorth, Mike Reid, Glen Wall and Anne Grigg

When algorithms and human experts contradict, whom do users follow? pp. 646-659

Anjan Pal, Alton Y. K. Chua and Snehasish Banerjee

Examining business students’ intentions to misuse ChatGPT through the lens of deterrence and neutralisation theories pp. 660-679

Sandeep Goyal, Sumedha Chauhan and Luvai Motiwalla

Can reflecting on smartphone screen time legitimacy increase college students’ study effort: a field experiment pp. 680-693

Chen Fan, Bin Wang, Xuefang Xie, Jun Yang, Yue Zhang and Jing Qian

A grounded theory of how consumers determine the veracity of online user reviews pp. 694-710

Michelle Walther, Steven Watson, Alexander Boden and Marielle Stel

The impact of advertisement disclosure on consumer engagement in short videos: an understanding from the perspective of consumer perception pp. 711-727

Zhipeng Zhang, Bo Xie, Keda Qiu and Yan Ye

Forest or trees? Evidence for global processing via an information board study into cues utilised in phishing identification pp. 728-753

Daniel Conway, Kun Yu, Marcus Butavicius, Fang Chen and Anna Hepworth

How scenery shapes virtual endorser effectiveness: the role of physical presence and pictorial distance pp. 754-768

Chenhan Ruan, Di Chen, Xiaoyang Zhang, Wenhe Lin, Qiqi Hu and En-hao Chen

From human–human to human–machine interaction: how self-service technologies change the service encounter script pp. 769-787

Nguyen P. B. Chau, Wenzhen Xu and Yuichi Washida

Volume 45, issue 3, 2026

A two-sided matching method of resources and tasks in competitive crowdsourcing platform oriented to workers’ and employers’ satisfaction pp. 363-387

Na Zhang, Yanzhe Chen, Ling Qin, Ping Yu and Yupeng Li

Building trust in workplace information systems: a four-company study pp. 388-408

Lea S. Müller, Christoph Nohe, Sebastian Reiners, Jörg Becker and Guido Hertel

How do older and young adults search for information during websites navigation: effects of prior domain knowledge and problem complexity pp. 409-423

Mathilde Sacher, Emilie Massa, Pierre-Vincent Paubel, Jean-Christophe Sakdavong and Aline Chevalier

Smart retail interactive experience: the dual perspectives of digital and physical interactivity pp. 424-449

Tze-Hsien Liao

Transparency by design: the effect of privacy policies visualisation on brand trust and perceived intrusion pp. 450-462

Solon Magrizos, Martina Campora, Grigorios Lamprinakos, Apostolos Giovanis and Michael Christofi

Mapping the complexity of learners’ attitudes toward ChatGPT: preliminary validation of a new scale pp. 463-477

Yuchi Zhang, Xinru Xue, Min Ding and Xianmin Yang

Understanding smartphone usage behaviours: developing and validating the brief problematic smartphone use and dependence scale pp. 478-497

Saqib Nawaz, Jahar Bhowmik, Tanya Linden and Matthew Mitchell

Enhancing information security management and performance through social and relational factors: a structural equation modelling approach pp. 498-520

Angélica Pigola, Priscila Rezende da Costa, Leonardo Vils and Fernando de Souza Meirelles

Exploring the role of time distortion in psychological well-being: the impact of evocative VR content pp. 521-540

Deokwon Wang, Cheul Rhee and Jiseob Park

Human digital twin for long-distance relationships: a scoping review pp. 541-563

Qing Li, A. Baki Kocaballi and Jaime Garcia

The feasibility of passively tracking children's TV viewing and mobile device use in naturalistic settings pp. 564-575

Teresia M. O’Connor, Tatyana Garza, Uzair Alam, Anil Kumar Vadathya, Jennette P. Moreno, Alicia Beltran, Samah Haidar, Nimah Haidar, Sheryl O. Hughes, Debbe Thompson, Salma M.A. Musaad, Tom Baranowski, Jason A. Mendoza, Joseph Young, Akane Sano and Ashok Veeraraghavan

Volume 45, issue 2, 2026

The impact of automated vehicles on pedestrian conformity behavioural decisions pp. 181-196

Linxi Lei, Yan Zhou, Faren Huo and Fei Fang

Technologically-rich computational activities in K–12 education: a systematic review of constructivist and constructionist interventions pp. 197-236

Isabella Possaghi and Sofia Papavlasopoulou

Designing ethical and inclusive voice assistants through co-creation with older adults pp. 237-259

C. González-González, V. Violant-Holz, L. Colombo-Ruano and C. Rodríguez-Silva

User experience evaluation of cultural landscape maps: usability, personal involvement and aesthetics pp. 260-279

Tao Zou, Fangyuan Zheng, Yuhui Wang, Lanting Zhou, Chong Zuo, Tansheng Xiang and Qiming Chen

Differences in attention networks between problematic and non-problematic smartphone users: evidence from event-related potentials (ERPs) pp. 280-298

Jiamin Ge, I-Jun Chen, Wenjing Cao, Tengyou Shu, Dan Peng and Anbang Zhang

Extending the planned risk information seeking model (PRISM) in the context of artificial intelligence: from the perspective of individual differences pp. 299-313

Pengya Ai, Benjamin Li, Bo Hu and Heng Zhang

A comparison of conversational chatbots and the internet for consumer information search pp. 314-331

Wondwesen Tafesse and Yoseph Mamo

Digital divide or digital dividend: the impact of digital economy development on the elderly pp. 332-347

Kunkun Duan

‘I wish there was a f*** it app’: creative strategies of digital un-use in family settings pp. 348-362

Helga Sadowski, Lina Eklund and Maria Normark

Volume 45, issue 1, 2026

Google inject: increasing engagement with fact-checks through nudging pp. 1-18

Loukas Konstantinou and Evangelos Karapanos

Low-Code excellence: unveiling the skill set of modern digital architects pp. 19-39

Alicja Techmanska and Christoph Stöckmann

Explain it to me like I’m five: harnessing the power of explanations to increase trust in workplace generative AI pp. 40-58

Katherine Gibbard, Harjinder Gill, Deborah Powell and Peter A. Hausdorf

An investigation into network theory and how the SDP logic model facilitates compliance and the safe handling of information pp. 59-77

Yang-Im Lee and Peter R. J. Trim

Effects of new communication media and gender on self-disclosure pp. 78-99

Junko Ichino, Masahiro Ide, Hitomi Yokoyama, Hirotoshi Asano, Hideo Miyachi and Daisuke Okabe

Pilot study on virtual assistant design for new generation aircraft cockpit pp. 100-111

Marlène Gilles, Cédric Bach, Mathieu Quentel, Nico Pallamin, Guillaume Jégou, Ronan Querrec and Elisabetta Bevacqua

User participation in co-design – requirements for accessible online collaboration: an exploratory study pp. 112-127

Stefan Johansson, Marika Jonsson, Jan Gulliksen and Catharina Gustavsson

What shapes your livestreaming e-commerce purchasing? Enjoying the social atmosphere of flourishing virtual social servicescapes pp. 128-156

Cong Cao, Jie Lv, Hanyi Xu and Xuanwu Zhang

Four shades of avoidance: conceptualising and predicting reactive and preventive dimensions of online political microtargeting avoidance pp. 157-179

Selina Noetzel, Marlis Stubenvoll, Alice Binder and Jörg Matthes