Human Behavior and IS

Track Description

The interplay between human behavior and information systems is a perennial topic in our discipline, but it has never been more important with the expanding infusion of technology into our social and work lives. The question of whether technologies shape and influence human behaviors, or human behaviors inform the use and design of technologies, or some combination continues to foster debate. This track focuses on the interaction of human behaviors and information systems at the individual, group, organizational, and societal levels as well as the intersection across levels. We are interested in broader interactions that occur in organizational and social contexts, rather than more micro-level interactions between humans and technology. We welcome submissions that rigorously test, extend, or challenge current beliefs, assumptions, and theories. Research that examines less-explored areas is especially encouraged. All research methods are welcome – qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-method – as well as conceptual articles that offer theoretical insights and directions for future research.
Track Chairs
Kathy Chudoba
Jimmy Huang
James Y.L. Thong

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	A Control-Alignment Model for Product Orientation in DevOps Teams–A Multinational Case Study Anna Wiedemann, Center for Research on Service Sciences Manuel Wiesche, TU Dortmund University Jason Bennett Thatcher, University of Alabama Heiko Gewald, Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
	Adoption of Gamified Persuasive Systems to Encourage Sustainable Behaviors: Interplay between Perceived Persuasiveness and Cognitive Absorption Nataliya Shevchuk, University of Oulu Kenan Degirmenci, Queensland University of Technology Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, University of Oulu
	Affordance Networks: An Approach for Linking IT features-in-use to Their Effects Azadeh Savoli, IESEG School of Management Henri Barki, HEC Montreal
	Affordance Perceptions under Malleable Information Technology: A Social Cognitive Theory Perspective Tim Lehrig, University of Bern Oliver Krancher, IT University of Copenhagen Jens Dibbern, University of Bern
	Avoiding the Diffusion of Responsibility in SNS Group: An Investigation on Responses to Help-Requests during Online Marketing Campaigns Nan Feng, Tianjin University zhongtao hu, Tianjin University Yi Wu, Tianjin University
	Disarming Prejudice: How Ease of Use Mitigates the Detrimental Effect of IT-Based Stereotype Threat on the IT Task Performance of Older Adults Markus Noeltner, University of Mannheim Julia Kroenung, University of Mannheim Beatrice G. Kuhlmann, University of Mannheim
	Do Consumers Make Less Accurate Decisions When They Use Mobiles? Daniele Papismedov, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Lior Fink, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
	Do We Need Different Levels of Badges for Users with Different Participation Levels? A Field Experiment from a Bicycle Commuting Program Zachary Sheffler, University of Massachusetts Amherst Shawn Curley, University of Minnesota De Liu, University of Minnesota
	Dual Process, Buffering/Coping Effects, and Reciprocal Dynamics: A Social Demands-Resources Model of SNS Discontinuance Yongqiang Sun, Wuhan University Wenping Zou, Wuhan University Nan Wang, Wuhan University Xiao-Liang Shen, Wuhan University
	E-Word-of Mouth for Money—An Examination of the Impact of the Payment Timing on Knowledge Contribution Quality yukuan xu, Harbin Institute of Technology Xin Xu, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Ziqiong Zhang, Harbin Institute of Technology
	Economic Externalities of Autocomplete: Empirical Analysis of Financial Markets Eran Rubin, University of Akron Amir Rubin, Simon Fraser University
	Explaining Work Connectivity Behavior during Non-Work Time with an Extended Theory of Planned Behavior René Schmoll, Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf (HHU)
	Feature Repurposing and Cognitive Efficiency in Financial Trading Systems Kelly Slaughter, TCU
	Freedom of Technology Choice: An Experimental Evaluation Michael Klesel, University of Siegen Steffi Haag, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) Frederike Marie Oschinsky, University of Siegen Kevin Ortbach, University of Siegen
	Guanxi in the Digital Age: The Influence of Social Media on Guanxi Development Evelyn Ng, The University of Sydney Barney Tan, The University of Sydney Robert Davison, City University of Hong Kong Yuan Sun, Zhejiang Gongshang University
	Identifying with IT in a Digital World Michelle Carter, University of Alabama Stacie Petter, Baylor University Deborah Compeau, Washington State University
	Impact of Daily Commuting on Cyberloafing and Procrastination Vivien K.G. Lim, National University of Singapore Thompson Teo, National University of Singapore Egan Wee Khoon Lua, National University of Singapore
	Impact of Heterogeneous Prior Contribution on Reciprocity in Online Sellers’ Community Yi Chen, Shanghai International Studies University
	Impact of IT use on the collective attentional engagement to innovation: the case of a organization in the cork sector Victor Barros, University of Minho, ALGORITMI Isabel Ramos, University of Minho, ALGORITMI
	Influence of Emotions on IT-driven Payment Process Design: Shorter, Simpler, and Riskier Yevgen Bogodistov, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management gGmbH Jürgen Moormann, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
	Intensifying User Loyalty Through Service Gamification: Motivational Experiences and Their Impact on Hedonic and Utilitarian Value Tobias Wolf, University of Goettingen
	Interruptions are not all Bad! The Case of Choice Overload Xixian Peng, Department of Information Systems and Analytics, National University of Singapore Xinwei Wang, Business School, University of Auckland Hock Hai Teo, National University of Singapore
	IS Employees Perceptions of Gender-Based Power Politics and its Impact on Women in IS: A Case of a South African Bank Chumisa Kelepu, University of the Witwatersrand Emma Coleman, University of Witwatersrand
	Personalization & Trust-Enhancing Signals in E-Commerce Saskia Müller, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Frédéric Thiesse, University of Wuerzburg Johannes Hewig, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Steven Schwehm, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg
	Pragmatic Men, Romantic Women? Performance Feedback Design on Two-sided Matching Platforms Lanfei Shi, University of Maryland College Park Peng Huang, University of Maryland
	Predicting Constant Connectivity via one’s Smartphone – the Role of Work Ethic, Expectations and Emotional Reward Jana Mattern, School of Business and Economics Muenster Russell Haines, Old Dominion University Stefan Schellhammer, School of Business and Economics Muenster
	Received Support, Perceived Support, and Social Support Observation and Provision in Virtual Communities Kuang-Yuan Huang, Colorado State University - Pueblo Shobha Chengalur-Smith, University at Albany
	Self-Awareness or Context-Awareness? The Role of Awareness in Herd Behavior Xiayu Chen, Hefei University of Technology Robert Davison, City University of Hong Kong
	Should We Say What We Show? Examining the Influence of Image and Text Sentiments on Social Media Engagement Reza Alibakhshi, HEC Paris Shirish C. Srivastava, HEC Paris
	The Impact of Digitization on Vocational Education – Measuring the Efficacy of Social Robots in Employee Coaching Katharina Schneider, Technische Universität Darmstadt Ruth Stock, Technische Universität Darmstadt Frank Lichtenberg, INV Inc.
	The Role of IT Feature Recombinations in Individuals' Innovative Use of IT Katharina Ebner, University of Hagen Geneviève Bassellier, McGill University Stefan Smolnik, University of Hagen
	Unveiling Emotions: Attitudes Toward Affective Technology Henrik Freude, University of Siegen Oliver Heger, University of Siegen Bjoern Niehaves, University of Siegen
	Utilizing Mobile fNIRS to Investigate Neural Correlates of the TAM in eCommerce Anika Nissen, Institute for Computer Science and Business Information Systems Caspar Krampe, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics Peter Kenning, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics Reinhard Schütte, Institute for Computer Science and Business Information Systems
	What Encourages Purchase of Virtual Gifts in Live Streaming: Cognitive Absorption, Social Experience and Technological Environment Zhengzhi GUAN, Nottingham University Business School (China) Fangfang Hou, Nottingham University Business School (China) Boying Li, Nottingham University Business School (China) Alain Chong, University of Nottingham C.W. (David) Phang, University of Nottingham Ningbo Campus
	Working Around Health Information Systems: The Role of Power Iris Beerepoot, ICTZ B.V. Jelmer Jan Koorn, Utrecht University Inge van de Weerd, Universiteit Utrecht Bart van den Hooff, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Henrik Leopold, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Hajo Reijers, Utrecht University

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