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A Solution or Usurper – How Relational Model Adaptive Conversational Agents Affect Loneliness? Weiyu Wang, University of Oklahoma
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AI-Assisted Task Performance: The Moderating Role of Assistance Modality on Motivational Dynamics Triparna de Vreede, University of South Florida
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Avatars Under Pressure: Weight-Stigma and Strategic Avatar Selection in Virtual Worlds Selena Han, Arizona State University
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Bridging Minds and Machines: A Construal-Congruence Perspective on Explainable AI Hasan Mahmud, Rochester Institute of Technology
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Can “AI” Repair Trust? Comparing Human-Like and System-Like Repair Strategies Björn Konopka, TU Dortmund University
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Ke Xu, Tongji University
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Sharon Nabwire, University of Oulu
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Collaboration with Generative AI: Adaptive Structuration Across Shared and Individual Use Models Jun Sun, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Comprehensive Exploration of Cognitive Style in Decision-making: Is it Single or Multidimensional? Shenoli Perera, The University of Sydney Business School
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Christopher Coors, CIIS
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Designing Gamified ERP Systems for User Engagement and Task Performance Esi Adeborna, University of Massachusettes Lowell
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Emotional Engagement by Design: A Feature-Based Taxonomy of Chatbot Companionship Kendra Bittner, Ruhr-Universität Bochum
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Faceless Supporters: Identifying Key Members in Entrepreneurial Mental Health Networks Anne Radunski, Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam
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Feature-Specific Trust Calibration in Physical AI Systems Alexander Stocker, Virtual Vehicle Research Center
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Follow the Crowd? Understanding the Impact of a Heatmap Graph on User Engagement on a UGC Platform Chengcheng Li, University of Rochester
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Oguz Selim Semir, Georg-August-Universität
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Jeffrey L. Jenkins, Brigham Young University
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From Islands to Archipelagos: Theorizing Interdependencies-in-Use among Multiple Information Systems Laura Kochendörfer, University of Passau
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Anna-Lena Glatzel, Ulm University
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Sunan Qian, University of Notre Dame
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How Online Reviews Should Be Summarized via AI to Facilitate Review Reading Guangxu WANG, City University of Hong Kong
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Yaru Liu, University of Melbourne
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Mind Over Machine: Navigating Human Metacognition When Using Generative AI Laura Schneider, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
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Modeling Word-Level Functions in Social Movement Discourse Ridwan Amure, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
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Not Everyone Feels the Same: Engagement Profiles and User Reactions to Reddit’s Great Ban Ye Fan, Brunel University of London
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PK Made Me Do It: Identity Strategy Adjustment in Competitive Live-streaming Ziyang Huang, Southern University of Science and Technology
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Dimitrios Tsekouras, Erasmus University
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The Effect of Framing AI Characteristics on Trust and Reliance Jobin Alexander Strunk, University of Hagen
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Traditional versus Social Searching Amongst Gen Z: Preliminary Results on Perceptions and Future Use Areesha Munira Norman, University of Canterbury
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Trust Me, I'm Pawsome: Investigating the Double-Edged Signals of Pet-Themed Digital Campaigns Cheuk Hang Au, Edith Cowan University
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Unlocking Memories: The Role of Cue-Dependent Retrieval in Enhancing Content Contribution Mengke Li, Harbin Institute of Technology
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Unveiling the Influence of Social Comparison in User Engagement in Online Chat Groups for Check-ins Jia WU, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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User Engagement with Online Deals: The Role of Discounts and Poster Status Tong Wu, Western Kentucky University
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What's in a Name? More Than a Rose: Social Discoverability and Familiarity in Online Matching Sabari Rajan Karmegam, George Mason University
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Track Co-Chairs
Paul Benjamin Lowry, Ph.D., Virginia Tech
Netta Livari, Ph.D., University of Oulu
Hee-Woong Kim, Ph.D., Yonsei University
Track Description
In today’s digital landscape, understanding user behavior and fostering engagement have become paramount for the success of information systems and technologies. The “User Behavior and Engagement” track explores the intricate and constantly evolving relationship between users and technology, examining how digital interfaces shape user actions, preferences, and experiences across various contexts.