Behaviour and Information Technology
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Volume 41, issue 16, 2022
- From the attention to the recall: looking behind online consumer response pp. 3399-3414

- Anida Krajina
- Exploring virtual reality for quality immersive empathy building experiences pp. 3415-3431

- Gareth W. Young, Néill O’Dwyer and Aljosa Smolic
- The effect of unmindfulness on impulse purchasing behaviours in the context of online shopping from a classical attitude theory perspective pp. 3432-3449

- Se Hun Lim and Dan J. Kim
- Tracking the evolution of crisis processes and mental health on social media during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 3450-3469

- Antonela Tommasel, Andrés Diaz-Pace, Daniela Godoy and Juan Manuel Rodriguez
- The effect of personal pronouns on users and the social role of conversational agents pp. 3470-3486

- Jianhong Qu, Ronggang Zhou and Zhe Chen
- The role of emotion in interactivity effects: positive emotion enhances attitudes, negative emotion helps information processing pp. 3487-3505

- Eunjoo Jin and Jeeyun Oh
- Associations among workload dimensions, performance, and situational characteristics: a meta-analytic review of the Task Load Index pp. 3506-3518

- Morten Hertzum
- User experience with conversational agent: a systematic review of assessment methods pp. 3519-3529

- Carla Tubin, João Pedro Mazuco Rodriguez and Ana Carolina Bertoletti de Marchi
- Effects of social networking site overloads on discontinuous intentions of users: a moderated mediation analysis pp. 3530-3551

- Sara Qaisar, Jianxun Chu, Zakir Shah and Zameer Hassan
- Can warnings curb the spread of fake news? The interplay between warning, trust and confirmation bias pp. 3552-3573

- Kholekile L. Gwebu, Jing Wang and Ermira Zifla
- Modelling employees’ social networking behaviours on enterprise social media: the influence of enterprise social media visibility pp. 3574-3590

- Rui Miao, Xiao He and Lihua Huang
- Posts and reviews in P2P online lending platforms: a sentiment analysis and cross-culture comparison pp. 3591-3597

- Ming Wang, Ge Zhan, Kin Keung Lai, Liangbo Zhang and Lu Meng
- Curtailing smartphone use: a field experiment evaluating two interventions pp. 3598-3616

- Carli Ochs and Juergen Sauer
- The role of usability, aesthetics, usefulness and primary task support in predicting the perceived credibility of academic social networking sites pp. 3617-3632

- Felix Nti Koranteng, Jaap Ham, Isaac Wiafe and Uwe Matzat
Volume 41, issue 15, 2022
- Rejected or ignored?: the effect of social exclusion on Instagram use motivation and behaviour pp. 3177-3190

- Byung-Kwan Lee, Hwan-Ho Noh, Eun Yeong Doh and Hye Bin Rim
- Understanding the deep structure use of mobile phones – an attachment perspective pp. 3191-3209

- Jie Lou, Lingzhao Deng and Dong Wang
- Emotion and memory model for social robots: a reinforcement learning based behaviour selection pp. 3210-3236

- Muneeb Imtiaz Ahmad, Yuan Gao, Fady Alnajjar, Suleman Shahid and Omar Mubin
- Understanding individual differences: factors affecting secure computer behaviour pp. 3237-3263

- Matthew Hull, Leah Zhang-Kennedy, Khadija Baig and Sonia Chiasson
- Augmented compliance intention through the appropriation of compliance support systems pp. 3264-3280

- Sang Soo Kim and Yong Jin Kim
- From children's ideas to prototypes for the internet of things: a case study of cross-generational end-user design pp. 3281-3300

- Rosella Gennari, Alessandra Melonio and Mehdi Rizvi
- Towards a role-based authentication system based on SSVEP-P300 hybrid brain–computer interfacing pp. 3301-3317

- Nikhil Rathi, Rajesh Singla and Sheela Tiwari
- Travel behaviour prediction amid covid-19 underlaying situational awareness theory and health belief model pp. 3318-3328

- Khulla Naseer, Javaria Qazi, Atika Qazi, Bright Kwaku Avuglah, Rabail Tahir, Rasheed Abubakar Rasheed, Shah Khalid Khan, Baseer Ahmed Khan, Muhammad Zeeshan, Malik Asif Humayun and Usman Naseem
- Effect of educational robotic applications on students’ cognitive outcomes pp. 3329-3345

- Sevde Koca and Recep Çakir
- Exploring folk theories of algorithmic news curation for explainable design pp. 3346-3359

- Thao Ngo and Nicole Krämer
- An experimental study of consumers’ impulse buying behaviour in augmented reality mobile shopping apps pp. 3360-3381

- Jengchung Victor Chen, Sirapattra Ruangsri, Quang-An Ha and Andree E. Widjaja
- Reflective learning as an important key to the success of an online course pp. 3382-3398

- Cathy Weng, Dani Puspitasari, Abirami Rathinasabapathi and Ann Kuo
Volume 41, issue 14, 2022
- Fake news detection and social media trust: a cross-cultural perspective pp. 2953-2972

- Amal Dabbous, Karine Aoun Barakat and Beatriz de Quero Navarro
- Introducing digital technologies in the factory: determinants of blue-collar workers’ attitudes towards new robotic tools pp. 2973-2987

- Nora Hampel, Kai Sassenberg, Annika Scholl and Matthias Reichenbach
- The co-creation design process of ‘You & I’: a serious game to support mentalizing and stress-regulating abilities in adults with mild to borderline intellectual disabilities pp. 2988-3000

- Suzanne Derks, Agnes Maresa Willemen, Mirjam Wouda, Mark Meekel and Paula Sophia Sterkenburg
- Social function and psychological wellbeing among older Australian users of computer-mediated communication: does social distancing impact use? pp. 3001-3012

- Belinda G. Fuss, Diana Dorstyn and Lynn Ward
- Effects of online incivility and emotions toward in-groups on cross-cutting attention and political participation pp. 3013-3027

- Jiyoung Lee, Jihyang Choi and Jiwon Kim
- Differences in muscle activity, kinematics, user performance, and subjective assessment between touchscreen and mid-air interactions on a tablet pp. 3028-3043

- Jinghua Huang, Lujin Mao, Mengyao Qi, Dongliang Zhang, Ming An, Runze Han and Tiancheng Ji
- Understanding how participating behaviours influenced by individual motives affect continued generating behaviours in product-experience-shared communities pp. 3044-3064

- Yu Wang, Mingli Zhang, Nuan Luo and Lingyun Guo
- Tailoring eHealth design to support the self-care needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases: a vignette survey experiment pp. 3065-3086

- Roberto Rafael Cruz-Martínez, Jobke Wentzel, Robbert Sanderman and Julia E. W. C. van Gemert-Pijnen
- A problem-based approach to the advancement of heuristics for socio-technical evaluation pp. 3087-3109

- Thomas Herrmann, Isa Jahnke and Alexander Nolte
- Problematic behaviours and flow experiences during screen-based activities as opposite outcomes of the dual process of passion and basic needs pp. 3110-3123

- Nadia Barberis, Marco Cannavò, Sebastiano Costa and Francesca Cuzzocrea
- Strategically reward solvers in crowdsourcing contests: the role of seeker feedback pp. 3124-3137

- Meng-Meng Wang
- The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the adoption of e-learning among academics in Saudi Arabia pp. 3138-3160

- Ali Alammary, Moneer Alshaikh and Areej Alhogail
- Loneliness, life satisfaction, problematic internet use and security behaviours: re-examining the relationships when working from home during COVID-19 pp. 3161-3175

- Jensen Deutrom, Vasilis Katos and Raian Ali
Volume 41, issue 13, 2022
- Compensatory video gaming. Gaming behaviours and adverse outcomes and the moderating role of stress, social interaction anxiety, and loneliness pp. 2727-2744

- Kevin Koban, Jonathan Biehl, Julian Bornemeier and Peter Ohler
- Mobile cloud computing apps and information disclosure: the moderating roles of dispositional and behaviour-based traits pp. 2745-2761

- Hamid Reza Nikkhah, Rajiv Sabherwal and Jalal Sarabadani
- Nature imagery in user interface design: the influence on user perceptions of trust and aesthetics pp. 2762-2778

- Ashlea Rendell, Marc T. P. Adam, Ami Eidels and Timm Teubner
- Exploring the construct of the new way of thinking in the digital environment pp. 2779-2795

- Emmanouil Stiakakis and George Barboutidis
- Liar, liar, pants on fire! Social desirability bias in software piracy research pp. 2796-2818

- Marton Gergely and V. Srinivasan (Chino) Rao
- The relationship between online political participation and privacy protection: evidence from 10 Asian societies of different levels of cybersecurity pp. 2819-2834

- Wenting Yu and Fei Shen
- Understanding the inward emotion-focused coping strategies of individual users in response to mobile malware threats pp. 2835-2859

- Tong Xin, Mikko Siponen and Sihua Chen
- Millennial’s perception on cyberloafing: workplace deviance or cultural norm? pp. 2860-2877

- Meena Chavan, Bella L. Galperin, Alexander Ostle and Abhishek Behl
- User performance on laptops vs. tablets: an experiment in the field pp. 2878-2886

- Matthew J. Liberatore and William P. Wagner
- In authority, or peers we trust? Reviews and recommendations in social commerce pp. 2887-2904

- Catalin C. Dinulescu and Victor R. Prybutok
- A meta-analysis of M-commerce continuance intention: moderating impact of culture and user types pp. 2905-2923

- Sumedha Chauhan, Poonam Kumar and Mahadeo Jaiswal
- Understanding the challenges of rapid digital transformation: the case of COVID-19 pandemic in higher education pp. 2924-2940

- Irawan Nurhas, Bayu R. Aditya, Deden W. Jacob and Jan M. Pawlowski
- Don’t send an avatar to do a human’s job: investigating adults’ preferences for discussing embarrassing topics with an avatar pp. 2941-2951

- Che-Wei Hsu, Julien Gross and Harlene Hayne
Volume 41, issue 12, 2022
- The design of persuasive prompts to induce behavioural change through an mHealth application for people with depression pp. 2497-2513

- Rabiah Arshad, Aleesha Hamid and Suleman Shahid
- Two studies of the perceptions of risk, benefits and likelihood of undertaking password management behaviours pp. 2514-2527

- Burak Merdenyan and Helen Petrie
- Identifying program confusion using electroencephalogram measurements pp. 2528-2545

- Martin K.-C. Yeh, Yu Yan, Yanyan Zhuang and Lois Anne DeLong
- Bridging the digital divide: the smart TV as a platform for digital literacy among the elderly pp. 2546-2559

- Cheng-Hui Wang and Chih-Lun Wu
- Understanding students’ effective use of data in the age of big data in higher education pp. 2560-2577

- Wanli Xing and Xianhui Wang
- Content creation intention in digital participation based on identity management on Twitch pp. 2578-2595

- Shih-Wei Chou and Guan-Ying Lu
- Nurturing academic enthusiasm and creativity among children from vulnerable communities: the role of computers pp. 2596-2615

- Li-Ann Hwang, Santha Vaithilingam, Mahendhiran Nair and Jason Wei Jian Ng
- Perceptions of web accessibility guidelines by student website and app developers pp. 2616-2634

- Shiya Cao and Eleanor Loiacono
- Towards an understanding of the decision process of solvers’ participation in crowdsourcing contests for problem solving pp. 2635-2653

- Xuefeng Zhang and Qian Chen
- Commercial video games as a resource for mental health: A systematic literature review pp. 2654-2690

- Arianna Boldi and Amon Rapp
- ‘Phubbing is happening to you’: examining predictors and effects of phubbing behaviour in friendships pp. 2691-2704

- Juhyung Sun and Jennifer A. Samp
- Susceptibility to social influence strategies and persuasive system design: exploring the relationship pp. 2705-2726

- Kirsi Halttu and Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
Volume 41, issue 11, 2022
- Decisional styles and online study activity: efficient, inefficient, misdirected or avoidant pp. 2275-2282

- J. G. Phillips and C.E. Landhuis
- How social media use is related to student engagement and creativity: investigating through the lens of intrinsic motivation pp. 2283-2293

- Muhammad Awais Gulzar, Mudaser Ahmad, Marria Hassan and Muhammad Imran Rasheed
- Strong tie or weak tie? Exploring the impact of group-formation gamification mechanisms on user emotional anxiety in social commerce pp. 2294-2323

- Manning Li, Dongming Xu, Guanghui Ma and Qianqian Guo
- Serendipity enhances user engagement and sociality perception: the combinatory effect of serendipitous movie suggestions and user motivations pp. 2324-2341

- Jeeyun Oh, Sabitha Sudarshan, Jung Ah Lee and Na Yu
- Impact of negative emotions on violations of information security policy and possible mitigations pp. 2342-2354

- Jie Zhen, Zongxiao Xie, Kunxiang Dong and Lin Chen
- Network’s reciprocity: a key determinant of information diffusion over Twitter pp. 2355-2372

- Mahima Gupta, Tripti Ghosh Sharma and Vinu Cheruvil Thomas
- Does augmented reality augment user affordance? The effect of technological characteristics on game behaviour pp. 2373-2389

- Donghee Shin
- Antecedents of IS infusion behaviours: an integrated IT identity and empowerment perspective pp. 2390-2414

- Farkhondeh Hassandoust and Angsana A. Techatassanasoontorn
- Need frustration in online video games pp. 2415-2426

- Mehmet Kosa and Ahmet Uysal
- Smartphone uses and emotional and psychological well-being in China: the attenuating role of perceived information overload pp. 2427-2437

- Xueqing Li and Michael Chan
- Modelling user reactions expressed through graphical widgets in intelligent interactive systems pp. 2438-2483

- F. Cena, C. Gena, E. Mensa and F. Vernero
- Fear of COVID-19, loneliness, smartphone addiction, and mental wellbeing among the Turkish general population: a serial mediation model pp. 2484-2496

- A. Rifat Kayis, Begum Satici, M. Engin Deniz, Seydi Ahmet Satici and Mark D. Griffiths
Volume 41, issue 10, 2022
- A quarter century of usable security and privacy research: transparency, tailorability, and the road ahead pp. 2035-2048

- Christian Reuter, Luigi Lo Iacono and Alexander Benlian
- Exploring people’s perceptions and support of data-driven technology in times of COVID-19: the role of trust, risk, and privacy concerns pp. 2049-2060

- Brahim Zarouali, Joanna Strycharz, Natali Helberger and Claes de Vreese
- User-centred multimodal authentication: securing handheld mobile devices using gaze and touch input pp. 2061-2083

- Mohamed Khamis, Karola Marky, Andreas Bulling and Florian Alt
- Data cart – designing a tool for the GDPR-compliant handling of personal data by employees pp. 2084-2119

- Jan Tolsdorf, Florian Dehling and Luigi Lo Iacono
- Transparency of privacy notices and contextualisation: effectively conveying information without words pp. 2120-2150

- Mariavittoria Masotina and Anna Spagnolli
- Supporting users in data disclosure scenarios in agriculture through transparency pp. 2151-2173

- Sebastian Linsner, Enno Steinbrink, Franz Kuntke, Jonas Franken and Christian Reuter
- Finding, getting and understanding: the user journey for the GDPR’S right to access pp. 2174-2200

- Dominik Pins, Timo Jakobi, Gunnar Stevens, Fatemeh Alizadeh and Jana Krüger
- Encouraging positive emotions to cope with technostress’s adverse effects: insights into the broaden-and-build theory pp. 2201-2214

- Sriwidharmanely Sriwidharmanely, Sumiyana Sumiyana, Jogiyanto H. Mustakini and Ertambang Nahartyo
- Finding influential users in microblogs: state-of-the-art methods and open research challenges pp. 2215-2258

- Umar Ishfaq, Hikmat Ullah Khan, Shahid Iqbal and Mohammed Alghobiri
- Should we wear a velvet glove to enforce Information security policies in higher education? pp. 2259-2273

- Hwee-Joo Kam, Dan J. Kim and Wu He
Volume 41, issue 9, 2022
- End-user development for democratising artificial intelligence pp. 1809-1810

- Daniela Fogli and Daniel Tetteroo
- End-user engineering of ontology-based knowledge bases pp. 1811-1829

- Audrey Sanctorum, Jonathan Riggio, Jan Maushagen, Sara Sepehri, Emma Arnesdotter, Mona Delagrange, Joery De Kock, Tamara Vanhaecke, Christophe Debruyne and Olga De Troyer
- Collaborative learning with block-based programming: investigating human-centered artificial intelligence in education pp. 1830-1847

- Renate Andersen, Anders I. Mørch and Kristina Torine Litherland
- End-user development in industrial contexts: the paper mill case study pp. 1848-1864

- Marco Manca, Fabio Paternò and Carmen Santoro
- How do end-users program the Internet of Things? pp. 1865-1887

- Fulvio Corno, Luigi De Russis and Alberto Monge Roffarello
- Playing location-based games is associated with psychological well-being: an empirical study of Pokémon GO players pp. 1888-1904

- Samuli Laato, A.K.M. Najmul Islam and Teemu H. Laine
- The effects of observation in video games: how remote observation influences player experience, motivation, and behaviour pp. 1905-1927

- Dominic Kao
- User-specific touch interfaces: a viable solution for an aging society? pp. 1928-1940

- Avner Shahal, Robert P. Spang, Michael Minge, Carola Trahms and Jan-Niklas Voigt-Antons
- Social media on blended learning: the effect of rapport and motivation pp. 1941-1951

- Wenzhi Zheng, Fang Yu and Yenchun Jim Wu
- Global virtual teams coordination mechanisms: building theory from research in software development pp. 1952-1972

- Gaye Kiely, Tom Butler and Patrick Finnegan
- Dropout management in online learning systems pp. 1973-1987

- Rupanwita Dash, Kumar Rakesh Ranjan and Alexander Rossmann
- Instructor’s position affects learning from video lectures in Chinese context: an eye-tracking study pp. 1988-1997

- Yi Zhang, Ke Xu, Zhongling Pi and Jiumin Yang
- Factors influencing students’ continuance usage intention with online learning during the pandemic: a cross-country analysis pp. 1998-2017

- Seyedeh Khadijeh Taghizadeh, Syed Abidur Rahman, Davoud Nikbin, Mirza Mohammad Didarul Alam, Lidia Alexa, Choo Ling Suan and Shirin Taghizadeh
- Examining user engagement and use of fitness tracking technology through the lens of technology affordances pp. 2018-2033

- Xin Zhou, Archana Krishnan and Ersin Dincelli
Volume 41, issue 8, 2022
- Correlation between psychological factors, academic performance and social media addiction: model-based testing pp. 1583-1595

- Malakeh Z. Malak, Ahmed H. Shuhaiber, Rasmieh M. Al-amer, Mohammad H. Abuadas and Reham J. Aburoomi
- Examining continuance intention in business schools with digital classroom methods during COVID-19: a comparative study of India and Italy pp. 1596-1619

- Sumedha Chauhan, Sandeep Goyal, Amit Kumar Bhardwaj and Bruno S. Sergi
- Social influence and UTAUT in predicting digital immigrants’ technology use pp. 1620-1638

- Claire Youngnyo Joa and Kate Magsamen-Conrad
- Mobile well-being in pregnancy: suggestions from a quasi-experimental controlled study pp. 1639-1651

- Claudia Carissoli, Deborah Gasparri, Giuseppe Riva and Daniela Villani
- Cueing effects of colour on attention management in multiple-view visualisations: evidence from eye-tracking by using a dual-task paradigm pp. 1652-1670

- Ningyue Peng, Lianxin Song, Lei Wu, Haiyan Wang and Chengqi Xue
- Identity construction in social media: a study on blogging continuance pp. 1671-1688

- Yuan Li
- Solvers' committed resources in crowdsourcing marketplace: do task design characteristics matter? pp. 1689-1708

- Jizi Li, Ying Wang, Dengku Yu and Chunling Liu
- On the exploitation of GPS-based data for real-time visualisation of pedestrian dynamics in open environments pp. 1709-1723

- Ahmed Alia, Mohammed Maree and Mohcine Chraibi
- Research on the behaviour and law of quantity growth of followers based on WeChat official account pp. 1724-1739

- Wenming Hou, Xiaoqiang Di, Jinqing Li, Li Cheng and Huamin Yang
- Into the wolves’ den: an investigation of predictors of sexism in online games pp. 1740-1754

- Young-nam Seo, Poong Oh and Woo Yeong Kil
- Enhancing effects of value co-creation in social commerce: insights from network externalities, institution-based trust and resource-based perspectives pp. 1755-1768

- Jao Hong Cheng, Chia Kai Yu and Fu Cheng Chien
- A methodology for domain and culture-oriented heuristics creation and validation pp. 1769-1795

- Sehrish Nizamani, Khalil Khoumbati, Sarwat Nizamani, Shahzad Memon, Saad Nizamani and Gulsher Laghari
- What we think we know about cybersecurity: an investigation of the relationship between perceived knowledge, internet trust, and protection motivation in a cybercrime context pp. 1796-1808

- Lies De Kimpe, Michel Walrave, Pieter Verdegem and Koen Ponnet
Volume 41, issue 7, 2022
- Nudging users towards better security decisions in password creation using whitebox-based multidimensional visualisations pp. 1357-1380

- Katrin Hartwig and Christian Reuter
- Evaluating users’ preference for the appearance of humanoid robots via event-related potentials and spectral perturbations pp. 1381-1397

- Fu Guo, Mingming Li, Jiahao Chen and Vincent G. Duffy
- On the receptivity of employees to just-in-time self-tracking and eCoaching for stress management: a mixed-methods approach pp. 1398-1424

- Aniek Lentferink, Matthijs L. Noordzij, Anouk Burgler, Randy Klaassen, Youri Derks, Hilbrand Oldenhuis, Hugo Velthuijsen and Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen
- Social networking for social capital: the declining value of presence for trusting with age pp. 1425-1438

- Brandon C. Bouchillon
- Profiling distance learners in TEL environments: a hierarchical cluster analysis pp. 1439-1452

- Cristina Villalonga-Gómez and Marçal Mora-Cantallops
- A holistic analysis towards understanding consumer perceptions of virtual reality devices in the post-adoption phase pp. 1453-1471

- Milad Dehghani, Fulya Acikgoz, Atefeh Mashatan and Seung Hwan (Mark) Lee
- Online and offline social support deterioration: the effect of financial stress exposure on depressive symptoms pp. 1472-1484

- Jonas De Meulenaere, Koen Ponnet, Cédric Courtois, Michel Walrave, Wim Hardyns and Lieven J.R. Pauwels
- Machine learning in emotional intelligence studies: a survey pp. 1485-1502

- Khairi Shazwan Dollmat and Nor Aniza Abdullah
- Too old for technology? Stereotype threat and technology use by older adults pp. 1503-1514

- João Mariano, Sibila Marques, Miguel R. Ramos, Filomena Gerardo, Cátia Lage da Cunha, Andrey Girenko, Jan Alexandersson, Bernard Stree, Michele Lamanna, Maurizio Lorenzatto, Louise Pierrel Mikkelsen, Uffe Bundgård-Jørgensen, Sílvia Rêgo and Hein de Vries
- Effects of country and individual factors on public acceptance of artificial intelligence and robotics technologies: a multilevel SEM analysis of 28-country survey data pp. 1515-1528

- Hong Tien Vu and Jeongsub Lim
- Virtual game Changers: how avatars and virtual coaches influence exergame outcomes through enactive and vicarious learning pp. 1529-1543

- Benjamin J. Li, Rabindra Ratan and May O. Lwin
- How social media facilitate health knowledge sharing among physicians pp. 1544-1553

- Hossein Ghalavand, Sirous Panahi and Shahram Sedghi
- Submitted for your approval: a cross-cultural study of attachment anxiety, contingencies of self-worth and selfie-related behaviour pp. 1554-1565

- Zhiying Yue and Michael A. Stefanone
- Collaboration in crowdsourcing contests: how different levels of collaboration affect team performance pp. 1566-1582

- Hanieh Javadi Khasraghi and Rudy Hirschheim
Volume 41, issue 6, 2022
- AutismGuide: a usability guidelines to design software solutions for users with autism spectrum disorder pp. 1132-1150

- Yuska Paola Costa Aguiar, Edith Galy, Anaïs Godde, Maëla Trémaud and Carole Tardif
- The influence of hardiness and habit on security behaviour intention pp. 1151-1170

- Queen A. Aigbefo, Yvette Blount and Mauricio Marrone
- Investigating the intention to purchase virtual goods in social networking service games: a self-presentation perspective pp. 1171-1184

- Hao Chen and Haitao Chen
- Perspective-Taking of Non-Player Characters in Prosocial Virtual Reality Games: Effects on Closeness, Empathy, and Game Immersion pp. 1185-1198

- Jeffrey C. F. Ho and Ryan Ng
- Evaluating instructional designs with mental workload assessments in university classrooms pp. 1199-1229

- Luca Longo and Giuliano Orrú
- Walking in the jungle with a machete: ICT leaders’ perspectives on user-Centred systems design pp. 1230-1244

- Åsa Cajander, Marta K. Lárusdóttir, Thomas Lind and Gerolf Nauwerck
- How emotions and issue controversy influence the diffusion of societal issues with imagined audience on Facebook pp. 1245-1257

- Nicky Chang Bi
- Sequential UI behaviour prediction system based on long short-term memory networks pp. 1258-1269

- Jihye Chung, Seongjin Hong, Shinjin Kang and Changhun Kim
- Can social media-based brand communities build brand relationships? Examining the effect of community engagement on brand love pp. 1270-1285

- Crystal T. Lee and Sara H. Hsieh
- Sensitizing Netizen’s behavior through influencer intervention enabled by crowdsourcing – a case of reddit pp. 1286-1297

- Jitendra Yadav, Madhvendra Misra and Kuldeep Singh
- Using activity theory to understand the impact of social networking sites and apps use by Saudi postgraduate students pp. 1298-1312

- Abdulelah A. Alghamdi and Margaret Plunkett
- Effect of emoji prime on the understanding of emotional words – evidence from ERPs pp. 1313-1322

- Jiayi Yang, Yingxi Yang, Lichao Xiu and Guoming Yu
- Extending Rice et al. (2017): the measurement of social media affordances pp. 1323-1336

- Brian Manata and Erin Spottswood
- The influence of psychological language words contained in microblogs on dissemination behaviour in emergency situations – mediating effects of emotional responses pp. 1337-1356

- Yanxia Lu, Jiangnan Qiu, Chun Jin, Wenjing Gu and Shangxiao Dou
Volume 41, issue 5, 2022
- Using artificially generated pictures in customer-facing systems: an evaluation study with data-driven personas pp. 905-921

- Joni Salminen, Soon-gyo Jung, Ahmed Mohamed Sayed Kamel, João M. Santos and Bernard J. Jansen
- Optimising technological literacy acquirement to protect privacy and security pp. 922-933

- Ron S. Hirschprung, Shay Tayro and Eti Reznik
- The influence of self-construal on frequency of user activities and advertising involvement in Msg-SN pp. 934-945

- Lydia Qianqian Li, Jing Gao, Zhihong Shi and Wenjing Song
- Examining the effects of power status of an explainable artificial intelligence system on users’ perceptions pp. 946-958

- Taehyun Ha, Young June Sah, Yuri Park and Sangwon Lee
- Gamification of query-driven knowledge sharing systems pp. 959-980

- Christine Van Toorn, Samuel Nathan Kirshner and James Gabb
- Investigating game attention using the Distraction Recognition Paradigm pp. 981-1001

- Joe Cutting and Paul Cairns
- Exploring barriers affecting eLearning usage intentions: an NLP-based multi-method approach pp. 1002-1018

- Arghya Ray, Pradip Kumar Bala and Yogesh K. Dwivedi
- Identifying untrusted interactive behaviour in Enterprise Resource Planning systems based on a big data pattern recognition method using behavioural analytics pp. 1019-1034

- Qian Yi, Mengyao Xu, Shuping Yi and Shiquan Xiong
- Trade-offs in the design of multimodal interaction for older adults pp. 1035-1051

- Gianluca Schiavo, Ornella Mich, Michela Ferron and Nadia Mana
- Digital security in families: the sources of information relate to the active mediation of internet safety and parental internet skills pp. 1052-1064

- Lenka Dedkova, David Smahel and Mike Just
- Motivations of collaborative obtainers and providers in Europe pp. 1065-1079

- Joan Torrent-Sellens, Natàlia Cugueró-Escofet and Myriam Ertz
- Social mechanisms in crowdsourcing contests: a literature review pp. 1080-1114

- Shilpi Jain and Swanand J. Deodhar
- On improving the memorability of system-assigned recognition-based passwords pp. 1115-1131

- Mahdi Nasrullah Al-Ameen, Sonali T. Marne, Kanis Fatema, Matthew Wright and Shannon Scielzo
Volume 41, issue 4, 2022
- Are social media good or bad for employees? It depends on when they use them pp. 678-693

- Alice Labban and Lorenzo Bizzi
- Understanding employees’ knowledge hiding behaviour: the moderating role of market culture pp. 694-711

- Kian Yeik Koay, Manjit Singh Sandhu, Fandy Tjiptono and Motoki Watabe
- Assessing the impact of persuasive features on user’s intention to continuous use: the case of academic social networking sites pp. 712-730

- Isaac Wiafe, Felix Nti Koranteng, Ferdinand Apietu Kastriku and Gifty Oforiwaa Gyamera
- Developing an attitude scale towards distance learning pp. 731-739

- Birol Çelik and Hüseyin Uzunboylu
- Digital ethnography of home use of digital personal assistants pp. 740-758

- Jeni Paay, Jesper Kjeldskov, Kathrine Maja Hansen, Tobias Jørgensen and Katrine Leth Overgaard
- Context-aware system for cardiac condition monitoring and management: a survey pp. 759-776

- Godwin Okechukwu Ogbuabor, Juan Carlos Augusto, Ralph Moseley and Aléchia van Wyk
- Evaluation of the usefulness of path of long-term user experience model in design process pp. 777-795

- Armağan Karahanoğlu and Yekta Bakırlıoğlu
- Use of mobile phone among patients with HIV/AIDS in a low-middle income setting: a descriptive exploratory study pp. 796-804

- Gladys Dzansi, Jeniffer Chipps and Margaret Lartey
- On the stress potential of an organisational climate of innovation: a survey study in Germany pp. 805-826

- Thomas Fischer and René Riedl
- Why did you pick that? A study on smartwatch design qualities and people’s preferences pp. 827-844

- Dimitrios Raptis, Eleftherios Papachristos, Anders Bruun and Jesper Kjeldskov
- Interactive and revisable decision-support: doing more harm than good? pp. 845-863

- Shazib E. Shaikh
- Examining virtual meditation as a stress management strategy on college campuses through longitudinal, quasi-experimental research pp. 864-878

- Laura Crosswell and Gi Woong Yun
- Survey of indoor location technologies and wayfinding systems for users with cognitive disabilities in emergencies pp. 879-903

- M.T. García-Catalá, M.C. Rodríguez-Sánchez and E. Martín-Barroso
Volume 41, issue 3, 2022
- From skeuomorphism to flat design: age-related differences in performance and aesthetic perceptions pp. 452-467

- Inês Cunha Vaz Pereira Urbano, João Pedro Vieira Guerreiro and Hugo Miguel Aleixo Albuquerque Nicolau
- Personality traits and performance in online labour markets pp. 468-484

- Evangelos Mourelatos, Nicholas Giannakopoulos and Manolis Tzagarakis
- Analysing adaptive gamification design principles for online courses pp. 485-501

- Sezan Sezgin and Tevfik Volkan Yüzer
- Human-centred artificial intelligence: a contextual morality perspective pp. 502-518

- Niels van Berkel, Benjamin Tag, Jorge Goncalves and Simo Hosio
- More honour'd in the breach: predicting non-compliant behaviour through individual, situational and habitual factors pp. 519-534

- Alex Leering, Lidwien van de Wijngaert and Shahrokh Nikou
- An eye-tracking paradigm to explore the effect of online consumers’ emotion on their visual behaviour between desktop screen and mobile screen pp. 535-546

- Yoon Min Hwang and Kun Chang Lee
- Understanding social resistance to determine the future of Internet of Things (IoT) services pp. 547-557

- Jina Kim and Eunil Park
- How livestreaming increases product sales: role of trust transfer and elaboration likelihood model pp. 558-573

- Chun-Der Chen, Qun Zhao and Jin-Long Wang
- Obstacles to continued use of personal health records pp. 574-587

- Michele Heath, Tracy H. Porter and Kenneth Dunegan
- What drives students’ Internet ethical behaviour: an integrated model of the theory of planned behaviour, personality, and Internet ethics education pp. 588-610

- Yu-Yin Wang, Yi-Shun Wang and Yu-Min Wang
- Adoption, completion and continuance of MOOCs: a longitudinal study of students’ behavioural intentions pp. 611-628

- Kriti Priya Gupta and Harshit Maurya
- The effect of web add-on correction and narrative correction on belief in misinformation depending on motivations for using social media pp. 629-643

- Jiyoung Lee
- Keeping up appearances: testing a moderated mediation path of self-presentation motives, self-efficacy beliefs, social sharing of fitness records and fitness app uses pp. 644-654

- Xueying Zhang
- Cultural differences in the effects of contextual factors and privacy concerns on users’ privacy decision on social networking sites pp. 655-677

- Yao Li, Eugenia Ha Rim Rho and Alfred Kobsa
Volume 41, issue 2, 2022
- The influences of information overload and social overload on intention to switch in social media pp. 228-241

- Xin Zhang, Xiaoyan Ding and Liang Ma
- Self-tracking behaviour in physical activity: a systematic review of drivers and outcomes of fitness tracking pp. 242-261

- Daoyan Jin, Hallgeir Halvari, Natalia Maehle and Anja H. Olafsen
- Exploring perceptional typology of social media quitters and associations among self-esteem, personality, and motivation pp. 262-275

- Jin-Young Kim
- Homophily and peer-consumer behaviour in a peer-to-peer accommodation sharing economy platform pp. 276-291

- Sunyoung Cho, ChongWoo Park and Frank Lee
- Does Facebook activity reveal your dark side? Using online language features to understand an individual’s dark triad and needs pp. 292-306

- Cuixin Yuan, Ying Hong and Junjie Wu
- The influence of the community climate on users’ knowledge-sharing intention: the social cognitive theory perspective pp. 307-323

- Yang Cai and Wendian Shi
- Junior secondary students’ acceptance and continuance of e-learning system use: a multi-group analysis across social backgrounds pp. 324-347

- Miaoting Cheng and Allan H. K. Yuen
- Understanding continuance intention to play online games: roles of self-expressiveness, self-congruity, self-efficacy, and perceived risk pp. 348-364

- Tripti Ghosh Sharma, Juho Hamari, Ankit Kesharwani and Preeti Tak
- Public opinion on MOOCs: sentiment and content analyses of Chinese microblogging data pp. 365-382

- Mingming Zhou
- How information presentation formats influence usage behaviour of course management systems: flow diagram navigation versus menu navigation pp. 383-400

- Pengfei Tang, Zhong Yao, Jing Luan and Jie Xiao
- The role of experience during playing bullying prevention serious game: effects on knowledge and compassion pp. 401-415

- Barbara Rončević Zubković, Svjetlana Kolić-Vehovec, Sanja Smojver-Ažić, Tamara Martinac Dorčić and Rosanda Pahljina-Reinić
- Can digital personal assistants persuade people to exercise? pp. 416-432

- Jeni Paay, Jesper Kjeldskov, Elefterios Papachristos, Kathrine Maja Hansen, Tobias Jørgensen and Katrine Leth Overgaard
- Location-based challenges for playful neighbourhood exploration pp. 433-451

- Geertje Slingerland, Xavier Fonseca, Stephan Lukosch and Frances Brazier
Volume 41, issue 1, 2022
- User experiences of virtual reality technologies for healthcare in learning: an integrative review pp. 1-17

- Henna Mäkinen, Elina Haavisto, Sara Havola and Jaana-Maija Koivisto
- Tool-mediated HCI modelling instruction: evidence from three studies pp. 18-31

- Christos Katsanos, Michalis Xenos, Nikolaos Tselios and Nikos Karousos
- Performance of mobile users with text-only and text-and-icon menus in seated and walking situations pp. 32-50

- Khalid Majrashi
- The role of dissonance reduction and co-creation strategies in shaping smart service satisfaction – the case of Uber pp. 51-71

- Reza Mousavi, Bidyut Hazarika, Kuanchin Chen and Thomas Rienzo
- Is your smartphone ugly? Importance of aesthetics in young people's intention to continue using smartphones pp. 72-84

- Patricio Ramírez-Correa, F. Javier Rondán-Cataluña, Jorge Arenas-Gaitán and Tarcilla Mariano Mello
- Influence of domain experience on icon recognition and preferences pp. 85-95

- Junyi Xie, Divya Unnikrishnan, Leon Williams, Adriana Encinas-Oropesa, Srikanth Mutnuri, Nitin Sharma, Paul Jeffrey, Binxin Zhu and Paul Lighterness
- Exploring frame-based gesture design for immersive VR shopping environments pp. 96-117

- Huiyue Wu, Shengqian Fu, Liuqingqing Yang and Xiaolong (Luke) Zhang
- Design and development of the online career counselling: a tool for better career decision-making pp. 118-138

- Nooshin Pordelan and Simin Hosseinian
- Problem-based collaborative learning groupware to improve computer programming skills pp. 139-158

- Atef Chorfi, Djalal Hedjazi, Sofiane Aouag and Djalleleddine Boubiche
- Continuing a community of practice beyond the death of its domain: examining the Tales of Link subreddit pp. 159-180

- Brian C. Britt, Rebecca K. Britt, Jameson L. Hayes and Jeyoung Oh
- Does esports spectating influence game consumption? pp. 181-197

- Joseph Macey, Ville Tyrväinen, Henri Pirkkalainen and Juho Hamari
- Intensity of Facebook use: a personality-based perspective on dependency formation pp. 198-214

- Karl van der Schyff, Stephen Flowerday, Hennie Kruger and Nikitha Patel
- Unblurring the boundary between daily life and gameplay in location-based mobile games, visual online ethnography on Pokémon GO pp. 215-227

- Paula Alavesa and Yueqiang Xu
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