Students as information consumers: A focus on online decision making process
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DOI: 10.1007/s10639-018-9756-9
Abstract: There are many decision-making theories that explain how people decide to buy, click, read, or skip something online. Studies integrating the eye tracking methodology with decision-making processes state many assumptions. Based on a group of… read more here.
Keywords: decision making; methodology; information consumers; students information ... See more keywords
Neutralization Role in College Students' Information Seeking Procrastination
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DOI: 10.1080/13614533.2018.1431294
Abstract: ABSTRACT This study examines the current state of research in academic procrastination. Neutralization theory is then explored with emphasis on its applicability to academic information seeking and use procrastination. Finally, results of qualitative semi-structured interviews… read more here.
Keywords: procrastination; information seeking; neutralization; procrastination neutralization ... See more keywords