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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Online behaviour"”.

  1. Risk eDecisions: Online Behaviour and Decision Making from the iGeneration to the Silver Surfer

    … are exposed to, and engage in, risky activities online, despite numerous campaigns to highlight the perils of risky online behaviour. Although the rates of victimisation increase year-on-year, surprisingly little is known about the psychological mechanisms underlying online risk-taking. The work …

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  2. Didelių specialiųjų ugdymosi poreikių mokinių saugi elgsena internete /

    The Bachelor's thesis analyses the secure online behaviour of pupils with severe special educational needs. There was qualitative and quantitative research performed which was used to reveal Internet threats experienced by pupils with severe special educational needs and to analyse their behaviour …

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  3. Assessment of Individual Differences in Online Social Networks Using Machine Learning

    … devices, which store extensive records of our behaviour. An individual's psychological profile can be accurately assessed using offline behaviour, and I investigate if an automated machine learning system can measure the same psychological factors, only from observing the footprints of online …

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  4. The Influence of Perceived Value on Exploratory Behaviour Towards Future Patronage Intention in M-Commerce: An S-O-R Approach.

    The exploratory behaviour issue has received considerable attention in both online and brick-and-mortar consumer behaviour literature so far. However, regarding the widely prevalent use of mobile commerce in daily life, surprisingly, mobile exploratory behaviour has seldom been investigated. It is …

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  5. Modelling stress levels based on physiological responses to web contents

    … computer simulations to monitor and control the behaviour of patients. Marketing and law enforcement agencies are probably two of the most common beneficiaries of such data - with the success of online marketing increasingly requiring a good understanding of customers' online behaviour. On the …

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  6. Moral deftness : an intellectual virtue ethic for the social media age

    … resulting in polarization and morally vicious behaviour becoming all too prevalent on such platforms. It is the central aim of this thesis to present a new kind of moral theory which aims at overcoming these challenges, adopting features from all corners of moral philosophy – including Kantian …

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  7. Facebook Idio-Culture: How Personalisation Puts the Me in Social Media

    … websites. With the rise of technologies such as ‘online recommenders’ this research evaluates whether the new technology, rather than helping, has hindered our ability to predict the tastes of an individual, and instead, whether it shepherds us through the abundance of data now readily available …

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  8. “Wtf bitch jus swallow my kids and be on your way”: a mixed methods approach to understanding types of trolling in interaction

    … to describe all manner of unwanted types of online behaviour. There have been attempts in academia to define and categorise trolling behaviour, but to date there is no single, agreed definition. The current programme of research used mixed-methods in order to develop a definition of trolling, …

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  9. Online pedagogy: the pedagogical variation model for asynchronous online teaching

    The thesis investigates online teaching and learning and in particular, the role of the 'e­ moderator' as pedagogical leader in relation to e-learner capabilities. The research builds upon a number of existing models including that of Bass and Alvolio (1996), their 'transactional/task-giving' and …

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  10. Exploring customer trust and relationships in the online environment

    … concerning trust and relationships in the online environment. The evolution of the research over ten years showcases the author’s dedication to the practical application of marketing for the benefit of organisations and individuals alongside contribution to academic knowledge. The advent of …

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  11. Content personalisation strategies in the UK news media and their impact on operations across media organisations.

    … the way editorial decision-making, audience online behaviour and data about user content consumption habits impact journalistic work and processes of personalisation implementation. Key findings highlighted differences in personalisation approaches between financial, business, and …

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  12. Using Computational Psychology to Profile Unhappy and Happy People

    … psychology paradigm—predicated on large online data and iterative analyses—might help isolate more robust personality trait associations. At the outset, I focussed on univariate measurement. In the first set of studies, I evaluated the extent researchers could measure psychological …

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  13. The field behind the screen : social capital and the social media communications of a football club brand

    … questions around the use and maximisation of online communications and this study provides both practical and academic contributions in this important area. It presents a literature review, drawing upon the established disciplines of Information Systems and Marketing to contribute to the …

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  14. Engineering social networking to combat digital addiction: the case of online peer groups.

    … usage shows symptoms of the clinical criteria of behavioural addiction. Peer groups approach is one of the strategies to combat addictive behaviours. It can provide a motivational and learning environment, and ambivalence reduction through sharing, counselling and mutual helping. Hosting peer …

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  15. The communication and exchange of information between state and stakeholders.

    … users information needs and informationseeking behaviour; and the critical evaluation of information service provision. The thesis begins by placing the Portfolio of Public Output in an historical, political context, by discussing the various parliamentary and government openness, transparency …

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