This second aspect, the co-interactivity of AI, challenges our conventional theoretical concepts of social interaction. The following essay aims to reconsider these new challenges by relating them to approaches close to actor-network theory. As a result, the essay proposes to understand the positions...
theories and methods of analysis of games[43],[46],[47],[48],[49], it is, as yet, still unclear which design choices lead to which behaviour/behavioural change[25],[50]. There is, for example, no agreement on whether a game with specific characteristics (e.g. a violent game) lead...
thinking. Based on theories of TAM and by reviewing a body of relevant literatures, this paper analyzed how Network interaction in social media affects consumers' purchase intention from four aspects: the place that the interactivity takes place, the content, the interactive features and the ...
The integration of theories is used to understand how credibility-signals trigger UBI in social commerce. Secondly, the research examines the impact of communication factors’ credibility on trust. The existing literature heavily concentrates on influencers’ characteristics, while other aspects have ...
“seamless flow of learning across contexts” (Wong and Looi2011, p. 5) shifting the learning process towards a much more personal experience. Some theories and recent research findings predict that the learning process with digital materials is still perceived as a social interaction process (e....
several scales have been developed that assess the level of an individual's engagement with the SNS. Engagement refers to “a quality of user experience with technology that is characterized by challenge, aesthetic and sensory appeal, feedback, novelty, interactivity, perceived control and time, awa...
of interactivity: communication direction, user control, and time (McMillan and Hwang,2013). These elements hold promise in the exploration of the perceived interactivity of social robots, which stimulate different emotional experiences in patients. Choi found that the quality of the customer’s ...
A range of content is provided on social work theories and on critically reflective practice. The app will be useful to social work students and practice educators / field instructors. It will also be of use for more experienced practitioners to keep theory on the professional agenda. Some ...
The virtual break room facilitates informality because of its low intrusiveness and lack of rules, roles, and timetables, encouraging free participation and spontaneous communication and interactivity. Physical media characteristics may also affect how individuals perceive the affordances for informal communicat...
An integrated model was proposed that stimuli such as individual (i.e., perceived interactivity) and situational influences (i.e., dynamic characteristics and atmosphere clues) can elicit the intrinsic states of organisms (i.e., immersive experience and social interaction), which then result in a...