Behaviour and Information Technology

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Panos P Markopoulos

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Editorial pp. 545-546: Tom Stewart
Exploring software piracy as a factor of video game console adoption pp. 547-563: Sigi Goode and Anasthasiou Kartas
Digital piracy intention: a comparison of theoretical models pp. 565-576: Cheolho Yoon
The frequency of the dyadic influence tactics according to communication media pp. 577-586: Vicenc Fernandez, Pep Simo, Mihaela Enache and Jose Sallan
Using insights from email users to inform organisational email management policy pp. 587-603: Judith Ramsay and Karen Renaud
The impact of verbal interaction on driver lateral control: an experimental assessment pp. 605-616: Nikolaos Gkikas* and John Richardson
Developing expertise in military communications planning: do verbal reports change with experience? pp. 617-629: Rich McIlroy, Neville Stanton and Bob Remington
An experimental investigation into the effects of information revelation in multi-attribute reverse auctions pp. 631-644: Kholekile Gwebu, Michael Hu and Murali Shanker

Editorial pp. 455-456: Tom Stewart
Effective user involvement in product development by improving the analysis of user needs pp. 457-473: S. Kujala
Towards an account of intuitiveness pp. 475-482: Phil Turner
Measuring success of electronic trading in the insurance industry: operationalising the disconfirmation of expectations paradigm pp. 483-493: C. Fearon and G. Philip
A technological acceptance of e-learning tools used in practical and laboratory teaching, according to the European higher education area pp. 495-505: M. Martínez-Torres, S. Toral Marín, F. García, S. Vázquez, M. Oliva and T. Torres
Detrimental effects of earphone conversation on auditory environmental monitoring of visually impaired people pp. 507-516: I. Verstijnen, C. van Mierlo and P. de Ruijter

Editorial pp. 405-406: Tom Stewart
A retrospective look at website accessibility over time pp. 407-417: Stephanie Hackett, Bambang Parmanto and Xiaoming Zeng
Empirical validation of the Windows® accessibility settings and multimodal feedback for a menu selection task for users with Diabetic Retinopathy pp. 419-434: J.A. Jacko, L. Barnard, J.S. Yi, P.J. Edwards, V.K. Leonard, T. Kongnakorn, K.P. Moloney and F. Sainfort
Development of computer-supported collaborative social networks in a distributed learning community pp. 435-447: H. Cho, J.-S Lee, M. Stefanone and G. Gay
Usage and user experience of communication before and during rendezvous pp. 449-469: Martin Colbert
Are expert users always better searchers? Interaction of expertise and semantic grouping in hypertext search tasks pp. 471-475: L. Salmerón, J.J. Cañas and I. Fajardo

Twentieth Anniversary Issue pp. 1-2: The Editors
A personal view pp. 299-305: Ahmet Cakir
Community computing as human ‐ computer interaction pp. 307-314: John Carroll
The past recaptured: In search of lost paradigms pp. 315-321: Susan Dray and David Siegel
Changing perspectives on the organizational consequences of information technology pp. 323-328: Ken Eason
Usability and software architecture pp. 329-338: Bonnie John and Len Bass
Adaptively distributing cognition: A decision-making perspective on human - computer interaction pp. 339-346: Stephen Payne, Andrew Howes and William Reader
Sociability and usability in online communities: Determining and measuring success pp. 347-356: Jenny Preece
A personal perspective on behaviour and information technology: A 20-year progress and future trend pp. 357-366: Xiaowen Fang and Gavriel Salvendy
Universal usability as a stimulus to advanced interface design pp. 367-376: Ben Shneiderman and Harry Hochheiser
Twenty years of telecommunications research in pp. 377-386: Karol Szlichcinski
The running ergonomist; a permanent appearance? pp. 387-393: Floris Van Nes
20 years in the life of a long-term empirical personal electronic filing study pp. 395-409: Paul Wilson