For­schung. Ent­de­ckung. Fort­schritt. — Idee. Inno­va­ti­on. Dis­rup­ti­on.

Publi­ca­ti­on date: May 2020Source: Decisi­on Sup­port Sys­tems, Volu­me 132Author(s):

Publi­ca­ti­on date: Avail­ab­le online 26 March 2020Source: Decisi­on Sup­port SystemsAuthor(s): Manu­el Camar­go, Mar­lon Dumas, Oscar Gon­zá­lez-Rojas

Inter­na­tio­nal Jour­nal of Infor­ma­ti­on Tech­no­lo­gy &Decision Making, Volu­me 19, Issue 01, Page 195–220, Janu­a­ry 2020. In time series mode­ling, one pro­blem is to iden­ti­fy a small num­ber of influ­en­ti­al fac­tors to exp­lain varia­ti­ons in the varia­ble of inte­rest. With a vast num­ber of pos­si­ble fac­tors […]

Abs­tract Achie­ving an ambi­tious goal fre­quent­ly requi­res suc­cee­ding in a sequence of inter­me­dia­te tasks, some being cri­ti­cal for the final out­co­me, and others not. Howe­ver, indi­vi­du­als are not always able to pro­vi­de a level of effort suf­fi­ci­ent to gua­ran­tee suc­cess in all such […]

ABSTRACT Pri­or rese­arch on attri­bu­te framing has focu­sed on a single-dimensional eva­lua­ti­on. Howe­ver, sup­plier per­for­mance is usual­ly eva­lua­ted against mul­ti­ple dimen­si­ons. This rese­arch exami­nes framing effec­ts on mul­ti­di­men­sio­nal sup­plier eva­lua­ti­on and inves­ti­ga­tes the inter­play bet­ween […]

Inter­na­tio­nal Jour­nal of Infor­ma­ti­on Tech­no­lo­gy &Decision Making, Ahead of Print. Soci­al­ly important loca­ti­ons are pla­ces which are fre­quent­ly visi­ted by soci­al media users in their soci­al media life­time. Dis­co­vering soci­al­ly important loca­ti­ons pro­vi­des valu­able infor­ma­ti­on, such as which […]

Beha­vio­ral Sci­en­ces, Vol. 10, Pages 69: The Inter­sec­tio­n­a­li­ty of Race and Tra­jec­to­ries of Afri­can Women into the Nur­sing Care­er in the United Sta­tes Beha­vio­ral Sci­en­ces doi: 10.3390/bs10040069 Aut­hors: Semu This paper uses nar­ra­ti­ves of Mala­wi­an-born regis­te­red nur­ses working in the […]

The use of gami­fi­ca­ti­on to moti­va­te enga­ge­ment has great­ly increa­sed the num­ber of ways in which peop­le com­pe­te. Many of the­se com­pe­ti­ti­ons allow indi­vi­du­als to see how they rank as a com­pe­ti­ti­on pro­gres­ses. Our work aims to pro­vi­de a bet­ter under­stan­ding of how indi­vi­du­als feel about dif­fe­rent […]

In soci­al con­texts, we refer to stra­te­gic sophisti­ca­ti­on as the abi­li­ty to adapt our own beha­vi­or based on the pos­si­ble actions of others. In the cur­rent stu­dy, we explo­re the role of other-ori­en­ted atten­ti­on and cogni­ti­ve reflec­tion in exp­lai­ning hete­ro­gen­ei­ty in stra­te­gic sophisti­ca­ti­on. In two […]

Pre­vious stu­dies have shown that peop­le are truth-bia­sed in that they tend to belie­ve the infor­ma­ti­on they recei­ve, even if it is clear­ly flag­ged as fal­se. The truth bias has been recent­ly pro­po­sed to be an instan­ce of meta-cogni­ti­ve myo­pia, that is, of a gene­ra­li­zed human insen­si­ti­vi­ty towards the […]