Journal: Computers in Human Behavior

Volume 23, Issue 6

2581 -- 2584Julià Minguillón. Education and pedagogy with learning objects and learning designs
2585 -- 2595Salvador Sánchez Alonso, Yianna Vovides. Integration of metacognitive skills in the design of learning objects
2596 -- 2640Thomas Cochrane. Developing interactive multimedia Learning Objects using QuickTime
2641 -- 2655Elena García Barriocanal, Miguel-Ángel Sicilia, Miltiadis D. Lytras. Evaluating pedagogical classification frameworks for learning objects: A case study
2656 -- 2667Daniel Burgos, Colin Tattersall, Rob Koper. Re-purposing existing generic games and simulations for e-learning
2696 -- 2720Jessica Griffiths, Geneen Stubbs, Mike Watkins. From course notes to granules: A guide to deriving Learning Object components
2721 -- 2741Desirée Joosten-ten Brinke, Jan van Bruggen, Henry Hermans, Jan Burgers, Bas Giesbers, Rob Koper, Ignace Latour. Modeling assessment for re-use of traditional and new types of assessment
2742 -- 2759Olivera Marjanovic. Using process-oriented, sequencing educational technologies: Some important pedagogical issues
2760 -- 2777Denise Potosky. The Internet knowledge (iKnow) measure
2778 -- 2790David W. Eccles, Paul T. Groth. Wolves, bees, and football: Enhancing coordination in sociotechnological problem solving systems through the study of human and animal groups
2791 -- 2803Mario Hair, Karen Renaud, Judith Ramsay. The influence of self-esteem and locus of control on perceived email-related stress
2804 -- 2822Chechen Liao, Jain-Liang Chen, David C. Yen. Theory of planning behavior (TPB) and customer satisfaction in the continued use of e-service: An integrated model
2823 -- 2837Margarete Imhof, Regina Vollmeyer, Constanze Beierlein. Computer use and the gender gap: The issue of access, use, motivation, and performance
2838 -- 2850Martin Valcke, Tammy Schellens, Hilde van Keer, M. Gerarts. Primary school children s safe and unsafe use of the Internet at home and at school: An exploratory study
2851 -- 2862John J. Beckers, Jelte M. Wicherts, Henk G. Schmidt. Computer Anxiety: Trait or State ?
2863 -- 2874Afke Donker, Pieter Reitsma. Aiming and clicking in young children s use of the computer mouse
2888 -- 2903Eva M. Lira, Pilar Ripoll, José M. Peiró, Pilar González-Navarro. The roles of group potency and information and communication technologies in the relationship between task conflict and team effectiveness: A longitudinal study
2904 -- 2927Katrin Arning, Martina Ziefle. Understanding age differences in PDA acceptance and performance
2928 -- 2944Steve J. Westerman, G. C. Tuck, S. A. Booth, K. Khakzar. Consumer decision support systems: Internet versus in-store application
2945 -- 2965Jen-Her Wu, Yi-Cheng Chen, Jack Chang. Critical IS professional activities and skills/knowledge: A perspective of IS managers
2966 -- 2982Johan van Braak, Penni Tearle. The computer attributes for learning scale (CALS) among university students: Scale development and relationship with actual computer use for learning
2983 -- 2997Nasser Ghasem-Aghaee, Tuncer I. Ören. Cognitive complexity and dynamic personality in agent simulation
2998 -- 3011Sanne Akkerman, Maarten Overdijk, Wilfried Admiraal, P. Robert-Jan Simons. Beyond imprisonment of meaning: Technology facilitating redefining
3025 -- 3037Bassam Hasan, Mesbah U. Ahmed. Effects of interface style on user perceptions and behavioral intention to use computer systems
3038 -- 3056Kimberly M. Christopherson. The positive and negative implications of anonymity in Internet social interactions: On the Internet, Nobody Knows You re a Dog

Volume 23, Issue 5

2095 -- 2112Shu Ching Yang. E-critical/thematic doing history project: Integrating the critical thinking approach with computer-mediated history learning
2113 -- 2132Esther E. Klein, Thomas Tellefsen, Paul J. Herskovitz. The use of group support systems in focus groups: Information technology meets qualitative research
2144 -- 2162Shu Ching Yang, Li-Jung Huang. Computer-mediated critical doing history project
2175 -- 2189E. Aharoni, A. J. Fridlund. Social reactions toward people vs. computers: How mere lables shape interactions
2190 -- 2211Manuela Delfino, Stefania Manca. The expression of social presence through the use of figurative language in a web-based learning environment
2212 -- 2229Kuo-En Chang, Yao-Ting Sung, Song-Ying Lin. Developing geometry thinking through multimedia learning activities
2230 -- 2239Janet Morahan-Martin, Phyllis Schumacher. Attitudinal and experiential predictors of technological expertise
2240 -- 2255Jane Guiller, Alan Durndell. Students linguistic behaviour in online discussion groups: Does gender matter?
2256 -- 2268Shu-Ling Wang, Sunny S. J. Lin. The effects of group composition of self-efficacy and collective efficacy on computer-supported collaborative learning
2269 -- 2284Jan-Are K. Johnsen. Constraints on message size in quasi-synchronous computer mediated communication: Effect on self-concept accessibility
2285 -- 2301G. Schuyten, H. M. Dekeyser. Preference for textual information and acting on support devices in multiple representations in a computer based learning environment for statistics
2302 -- 2320Lori N. K. Leonard, Russell Haines. Computer-mediated group influence on ethical behavior
2321 -- 2344Ulla Bunz, Carey Curry, William Voon. Perceived versus actual computer-email-web fluency
2345 -- 2354Phil Cooley, C. Seifer, Kristen H. Taylor, Jeremy F. Taylor. Including genotype information in health surveys
2355 -- 2366David F. Feldon, Kenneth A. Yates. Increasing validity in the evaluation of new distance learning technologies
2367 -- 2382Daphne R. Raban, Sheizaf Rafaeli. Investigating ownership and the willingness to share information online
2383 -- 2393S. B. N. Thompson, Edel Ennis, T. Coffin, S. Farman. Design and evaluation of a computerised version of the Benton visual retention test
2394 -- 2413Chien Chou, Hsinyi Peng. Net-friends: Adolescents attitudes and experiences vs. teachers concerns
2414 -- 2428James G. Phillips, Linnea Reddie. Decisional style and self-reported Email use in the workplace
2429 -- 2454James C. McElroy, Kevin P. Scheibe, Paula C. Morrow. Computer technology as object language: Revisiting office design
2455 -- 2472Aline Chevalier, Nathalie Bonnardel. Articulation of web site design constraints: Effects of the task and designers expertise
2473 -- 2487Jochen Peter, Patti M. Valkenburg, Alexander P. Schouten. Precursors of adolescents' use of visual and audio devices during online communication
2488 -- 2508Anne-Mari Folkesson, Lena Swalander. Self-regulated learning through writing on computers: Consequences for reading comprehension
2509 -- 2523Changya Hu, Hsiao-Chiao Su, Chang-I. Bonnie Chen. The effect of person-organization fit feedback via recruitment web sites on applicant attraction
2524 -- 2537Anja Wessels, Stefan Fries, Holger Horz, Nicolai Scheele, Wolfgang Effelsberg. Interactive lectures: Effective teaching and learning in lectures using wireless networks
2538 -- 2557Joseph B. Walther. Selective self-presentation in computer-mediated communication: Hyperpersonal dimensions of technology, language, and cognition
2558 -- 2580Anne H. Anderson, Rachel McEwan, J. Bal, Jean Carletta. Virtual team meetings: An analysis of communication and context

Volume 23, Issue 4

1721 -- 1739Raafat George Saadé, Xin He, Dennis Kira. Exploring dimensions to online learning
1740 -- 1761Marcel B. M. de Croock, Jeroen J. G. van Merriënboer. Paradoxical effects of information presentation formats and contextual interference on transfer of a complex cognitive skill
1762 -- 1776Chantal Bovée, Joke Voogt, Martina R. M. Meelissen. Computer attitudes of primary and secondary students in South Africa
1777 -- 1791Qing Li. New bottle but old wine: A research of cyberbullying in schools
1792 -- 1808Yi-Shun Wang, Hsiu-Yuan Wang, Daniel Y. Shee. Measuring e-learning systems success in an organizational context: Scale development and validation
1809 -- 1819Aubteen Darabi, David W. Nelson, Srinivas Palanki. Acquisition of troubleshooting skills in a computer simulation: Worked example vs. conventional problem solving instructional strategies
1820 -- 1837Emma Russell, Lynne Millward Purvis, Adrian Banks. Describing the strategies used for dealing with email interruptions according to different situational parameters
1838 -- 1852Mark Horst, Margôt Kuttschreuter, Jan M. Gutteling. Perceived usefulness, personal experiences, risk perception and trust as determinants of adoption of e-government services in The Netherlands
1853 -- 1880Sangjae Lee, Kyoung-jae Kim. Factors affecting the implementation success of Internet-based information systems
1881 -- 1893Jonathan Bishop. Increasing participation in online communities: A framework for human-computer interaction
1894 -- 1905Yuuki Kato, Shogo Kato, Kanji Akahori. Effects of emotional cues transmitted in e-mail communication on the emotions experienced by senders and receivers
1906 -- 1920Shu-Sheng Liaw, Hsiu-Mei Huang, Gwo-Dong Chen. An activity-theoretical approach to investigate learners factors toward e-learning systems
1921 -- 1942Appa Rao Korukonda. Differences that do matter: A dialectic analysis of individual characteristics and personality dimensions contributing to computer anxiety
1943 -- 1957Hao-Chuan Wang, Chun-Yen Chang, Tsai-Yen Li. The comparative efficacy of 2D- versus 3D-based media design for influencing spatial visualization skills
1958 -- 1970Katrien Wijndaele, Lynn Matton, Nathalie Duvigneaud, Johan Lefevre, William Duquet, Martine Thomis, Ilse De Bourdeaudhuij, Renaat Philippaerts. Reliability, equivalence and respondent preference of computerized versus paper-and-pencil mental health questionnaires
1971 -- 1981Chun-Yen Chang, James P. Barufaldi, Ming-Chao Lin, Yi-Chun Chen. Assessing tenth-grade students problem solving ability online in the area of Earth sciences
1982 -- 1996Francesca Morganti, Antonella Carassa, Giuliano Carlo Geminiani. Planning optimal paths: A simple assessment of survey spatial knowledge in virtual environments
1997 -- 2010Dai-Yi Wang, Sunny S. J. Lin, Chuen-Tsai Sun. DIANA: A computer-supported heterogeneous grouping system for teachers to conduct successful small learning groups
2011 -- 2025Marco Cinnirella, Ben Green. Does cyber-conformity vary cross-culturally? Exploring the effect of culture and communication medium on social conformity
2026 -- 2039Andreas Frey, Johannes Hartig, André Ketzel, Axel Zinkernagel, Helfried Moosbrugger. The use of virtual environments based on a modification of the computer game Quake III Arena:::®::: in psychological experimenting
2040 -- 2063Jyh-Rong Chou, Shih-Wen Hsiao. A usability study on human-computer interface for middle-aged learners
2064 -- 2092Kamran Sedig. Toward operationalization of flow in mathematics learnware

Volume 23, Issue 3

1047 -- 1054Liesbeth Kester, Paul A. Kirschner, Gemma Corbalan. Designing support to facilitate learning in powerful electronic learning environments
1055 -- 1071Tina Seufert, Inge Jänen, Roland Brünken. The impact of intrinsic cognitive load on the effectiveness of graphical help for coherence formation
1072 -- 1088Lisette Munneke, Jerry Andriessen, Gellof Kanselaar, Paul A. Kirschner. Supporting interactive argumentation: Influence of representational tools on discussing a wicked problem
1089 -- 1104Thomas Huk, Mattias Steinke. Learning cell biology with close-up views or connecting lines: Evidence for the structure mapping effect
1105 -- 1125Jeroen Janssen, Gijsbert Erkens, Gellof Kanselaar. Visualization of agreement and discussion processes during computer-supported collaborative learning
1126 -- 1144Susanne Narciss, Antje Proske, Hermann Körndle. Promoting self-regulated learning in web-based learning environments
1145 -- 1161Marcel P. W. van Berlo, Joost Lowyck, Alma Schaafstal. Supporting the instructional design process for team training
1162 -- 1166Jan Elen, Geraldine Clarebout. Supporting learners: Increasing complexity?
1167 -- 1182Ramesh Farzanfar, Sophie Frishkopf, Robert H. Friedman, Kevin Ludena. Evaluating an automated mental health care system: making meaning of human-computer interaction
1195 -- 1210Heng-Yu Ku, Christi A. Harter, Pei-lin Liu, Ling Thompson, Yi-Chia Cheng. The effects of individually personalized computer-based instructional program on solving mathematics problems
1211 -- 1231Armando Barreto, Julie A. Jacko, Peterjohn Hugh. Impact of spatial auditory feedback on the efficiency of iconic human-computer interfaces under conditions of visual impairment
1232 -- 1248Kwasi Amoako-Gyampah. Perceived usefulness, user involvement and behavioral intention: an empirical study of ERP implementation
1258 -- 1272S. J. Thorpe, Mark J. Brosnan. Does computer anxiety reach levels which conform to DSM IV criteria for specific phobia?
1273 -- 1284Jamonn Campbell, Nathan Greenauer, Kristin Macaluso, Christian End. Unrealistic optimism in internet events
1285 -- 1299David McIlroy, Carol Sadler, Nadine Boojawon. Computer phobia and computer self-efficacy: their association with undergraduates' use of university computer facilities
1300 -- 1321Sara Thomée, Mats Eklöf, Ewa Gustafsson, Ralph Nilsson, Mats Hagberg. Prevalence of perceived stress, symptoms of depression and sleep disturbances in relation to information and communication technology (ICT) use among young adults - an explorative prospective study
1329 -- 1346Chorng-Shyong Ong, Jung-Yu Lai. Measuring user satisfaction with knowledge management systems: scale development, purification, and initial test
1347 -- 1354Craig D. Murray, Jezz Fox, Steve Pettifer. Absorption, dissociation, locus of control and presence in virtual reality
1355 -- 1371Estelle Michinov, Nicolas Michinov. Identifying a transition period at the midpoint of an online collaborative activity: a study among adult learners
1372 -- 1383Adam N. Joinson, Ulf-Dietrich Reips. Personalized salutation, power of sender and response rates to Web-based surveys
1384 -- 1389Kristine H. Luce, Andrew Winzelberg, Smita Das, Megan I. Osborne, Susan W. Bryson, C. Barr Taylor. Reliability of self-report: paper versus online administration
1390 -- 1407Jyun-Cheng Wang, Rong-Fuh Day. The effects of attention inertia on advertisements on the WWW
1408 -- 1420Richard Joiner, Mark J. Brosnan, Jill Duffield, Jeff Gavin, Pam Maras. The relationship between Internet identification, Internet anxiety and Internet use
1421 -- 1434Per Carlbring, Sara Brunt, Susanne Bohman, David Austin, Jeffrey Richards, Lars-Göran Öst, Gerhard Andersson. Internet vs. paper and pencil administration of questionnaires commonly used in panic/agoraphobia research
1435 -- 1446Monica T. Whitty, Deborah McLaughlin. Online recreation: The relationship between loneliness, Internet self-efficacy and the use of the Internet for entertainment purposes
1447 -- 1453Peter M. Yellowlees, Shayna Marks. Problematic Internet use or Internet addiction?
1454 -- 1480Maria Lorna A. Kunnath, Richard A. Cornell, Marcella K. Kysilka, Lea Witta. An experimental research study on the effect of pictorial icons on a user-learner s performance
1481 -- 1498Brooke Smith, Peter Caputi. Cognitive interference model of computer anxiety: Implications for computer-based assessment
1499 -- 1530Ton Mooij. Design of educational and ICT conditions to integrate differences in learning: Contextual learning theory and a first transformation step in early education
1531 -- 1548John P. Charlton, Ian D. W. Danforth. Distinguishing addiction and high engagement in the context of online game playing
1549 -- 1581Darleen M. DeRosa, Carter L. Smith, Donald A. Hantula. The medium matters: Mining the long-promised merit of group interaction in creative idea generation tasks in a meta-analysis of the electronic group brainstorming literature
1582 -- 1596Jen-Her Wu, Yu-Min Wang. Measuring ERP success: The key-users viewpoint of the ERP to produce a viable IS in the organization
1597 -- 1615Jiun-Sheng Chris Lin, Pei-Ling Hsieh. The influence of technology readiness on satisfaction and behavioral intentions toward self-service technologies
1616 -- 1641Diana DeStefano, Jo-Anne LeFevre. Cognitive load in hypertext reading: A review
1642 -- 1659Chin-Lung Hsu, Hsi-Peng Lu. Consumer behavior in online game communities: A motivational factor perspective
1660 -- 1674Félix Moral-Toranzo, Jesús Canto-Ortiz, Luis Gómez-Jacinto. Anonymity effects in computer-mediated communication in the case of minority influence
1675 -- 1691Vichita Vathanophas, Seet Yong Liang. Enhancing information sharing in group support systems (GSS)
1692 -- 1719Shintaro Okazaki. Lessons learned from i-mode: What makes consumers click wireless banner ads?

Volume 23, Issue 2

893 -- 897Yair Amichai-Hamburger. Internet and well-being
898 -- 900Mary Sissons Joshi, Roger Lamb. Obituary: Professor Michael Argyle
901 -- 919Joseph P. Forgas, Rebekah East, Norman Y. M. Chan. The use of computer-mediated interaction in exploring affective influences on strategic interpersonal behaviours
920 -- 941Sonia Livingstone. Strategies of parental regulation in the media-rich home
942 -- 954Katelyn Y. A. McKenna, Kelly J. West. Give me that online-time religion: The role of the internet in spiritual life
955 -- 970Martin Tanis, Tom Postmes. Two faces of anonymity: Paradoxical effects of cues to identity in CMC
971 -- 984Azy Barak. Emotional support and suicide prevention through the Internet: A field project report
985 -- 998Scott E. Caplan, Jacob S. Turner. Bringing theory to research on computer-mediated comforting communication
999 -- 1015Rosanna E. Guadagno, Robert B. Cialdini. Persuade him by email, but see her in person: Online persuasion revisited
1016 -- 1032A. Contarello, Mauro Sarrica. ICTs, social thinking and subjective well-being - The internet and its representations in everyday life
1033 -- 1045Yair Amichai-Hamburger, Adrian Furnham. The Positive Net

Volume 23, Issue 1

2 -- 10Per Carlbring, Eva Björnstjerna, Anna F. Bergström, Johan Waara, Gerhard Andersson. Applied relaxation: an experimental analogue study of therapist vs. computer administration
32 -- 51Petr Kveton, Martin Jelínek, Dalibor Voboril, Helena Klimusová. Computer-based tests: the impact of test design and problem of equivalency
52 -- 57Barry A. Tanner. A Windows program to aid in MMPI-2 interpretation
58 -- 78Wayne W. Huang, D. Li. Opening up the black box in GSS research: explaining group decision outcome with group process
79 -- 96Shu Ching Yang, Chieh-Ju Tung. Comparison of Internet addicts and non-addicts in Taiwanese high school
97 -- 110Alina Surís, Patricia D. Borman, Lisa Lind, T. Michael Kashner. Aggression, impulsivity, and health functioning in a veteran population: equivalency and test-retest reliability of computerized and paper-and-pencil administrations
111 -- 126Inwon Kang, Kun Chang Lee, Sangjae Lee, Jiho Choi. Investigation of online community voluntary behavior using cognitive map
127 -- 145Brooke Smith, Peter Caputi, Patrick Rawstorne. The development of a measure of subjective computer experience
146 -- 161Raquel-Amaya Martínez González, María Miláns del Bosch, M. Henar Pérez Herrero, Andrés Sampedro Nuño. Psychopedagogical components and processes in e-learning. Lessons from an unsuccessful on-line course
162 -- 174Jen-Her Wu, Yung-Cheng Chen, Li-Min Lin. Empirical evaluation of the revised end user computing acceptance model
175 -- 191Reid Bates, Samer Khasawneh. Self-efficacy and college students' perceptions and use of online learning systems
192 -- 219D. A. Bergin, A. H. Anderson, T. Molnar, R. Baumgartner, S. Mitchell, S. Korper, A. Curley, J. Rottmann. Providing remote accessible field trips (RAFT): an evaluation study
220 -- 239Kun Chang Lee, Inwon Kang, Jin-Sung Kim. Exploring the user interface of negotiation support systems from the user acceptance perspective
240 -- 257Echo Huang, Meng Hao Chuang. Extending the theory of planned behaviour as a model to explain post-merger employee behaviour of IS use
258 -- 274Damien J. Williams, Jan M. Noyes. Effect of experience and mode of presentation on problem solving
275 -- 285Adam N. Joinson, Alan Woodley, Ulf-Dietrich Reips. Personalization, authentication and self-disclosure in self-administered Internet surveys
286 -- 302Sharon Judge, Blanche W. O'Bannon. Integrating technology into field-based experiences: a model that fosters change
303 -- 317Kari Kallinen, Niklas Ravaja. Comparing speakers versus headphones in listening to news from a computer - individual differences and psychophysiological responses
318 -- 332Galen A. Grimes, Michelle G. Hough, Margaret L. Signorella. Email end users and spam: relations of gender and age group to attitudes and actions
333 -- 352Robin H. Kay. Learning performance and computer software: an exploration of knowledge transfer
353 -- 380Jan-Willem Strijbos, Rob L. Martens, Wim M. G. Jochems, Nick J. Broers. The effect of functional roles on perceived group efficiency during computer-supported collaborative learning: a matter of triangulation
381 -- 398Yi-Shun Wang, Yi-Wen Liao. The conceptualization and measurement of m-commerce user satisfaction
399 -- 414Shu-Sheng Liaw. Computers and the Internet as a job assisted tool: based on the three-tier use model approach
424 -- 462Kenneth David Strang. Examining effective technology project leadership traits and behaviors
478 -- 495Alexander Serenko. The development of an instrument to measure the degree of animation predisposition of agent users
496 -- 514Silvia Dewiyanti, Saskia Brand-Gruwel, Wim M. G. Jochems, Nick J. Broers. Students experiences with collaborative learning in asynchronous Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning environments
515 -- 524Michael Tlauka. Rotational movements in real and virtual environments
525 -- 535Raafat George Saadé, Camille Alexandre Otrakji. First impressions last a lifetime: effect of interface type on disorientation and cognitive load
536 -- 553Letitia Uduma, Gary R. Morrison. How do instructional designers use automated instructional design tool?
554 -- 563Brian G. Southwell, George Anghelcev, Itai Himelboim, Julie Jones. Translating user control availability into perception: the moderating role of prior experience
564 -- 577Manouchehr Tabatabaei. An effectiveness analysis of information channeling in choice decision making with attribute importance weights
578 -- 590Petros Roussos. The Greek computer attitudes scale: construction and assessment of psychometric properties
591 -- 608Gerty J. L. M. Lensvelt-Mulders, Hennie R. Boeije. Evaluating compliance with a computer assisted randomized response technique: a qualitative study into the origins of lying and cheating
609 -- 627Hans J. Vos. A Bayesian sequential procedure for determining the optimal number of interrogatory examples for concept-learning
628 -- 663Kun Chang Lee, Sangjae Lee. Causal knowledge-based design of EDI controls: an explorative study
664 -- 704Kausalai Kay Wijekumar, David H. Jonassen. The role of computer tools in experts solving ill-structured problems
705 -- 726Stephanie Lee Sargent. Image effects on selective exposure to computer-mediated news stories
727 -- 748Elizabeth Sillence, Pamela Briggs. Please advise: using the Internet for health and financial advice
770 -- 786Sarah Woods, Lynne E. Hall, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Dieter Wolke. Implications of gender differences for the development of animated characters for the study of bullying behavior
812 -- 824Chien Chou, Meng-Jung Tsai. Gender differences in Taiwan high school students computer game playing
825 -- 841Susana Llorens, Wilmar Schaufeli, Arnold Bakker, Marisa Salanova. Does a positive gain spiral of resources, efficacy beliefs and engagement exist?
842 -- 849Daantje Derks, Arjan E. R. Bos, Jasper von Grumbkow. Emoticons and social interaction on the Internet: the importance of social context
850 -- 859Kathryn Murray, Ulrike Schmidt, Maria-Guadelupe Pombo-Carril, Miriam Grover, Joana Alenya, Janet Treasure, Christopher Williams. Does therapist guidance improve uptake, adherence and outcome from a CD-ROM based cognitive-behavioral intervention for the treatment of bulimia nervosa?
860 -- 879Shu Ching Yang, Yi-Ju Chen. Technology-enhanced language learning: A case study
880 -- 891Yair Amichai-Hamburger, Or Kaynar, Adi Fine. The effects of need for cognition on Internet use