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	International Journal of Human-Computer Studies Academic Press, Inc.         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 64 reviews Date Reviewed     Finger-based multitouch interface for performing 3D CAD operations Radhakrishnan S., Lin Y., Zeid I., Kamarthi S. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 71(3): 261-275, 2013.  Type: Article Interacting with computers by touching objects (or at least their representations) on a computer display is very appealing, but progress has been hindered by engineering and cost factors until recently. Smartphones, tablets, and simila... Aug 14 2013   Facets of simplicity for the smartphone interface: a structural model Choi J., Lee H. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 70(2): 129-142, 2012.  Type: Article Every time a new platform comes along--first DOS, then Windows, then the Web, and now smartphones and tablets--developers have to struggle for a while to get by without the tools they had become familiar with on the e... Mar 16 2012   To buy or not to buy: influence of seller photos and reputation on buyer trust and purchase behavior Bente G., Baptist O., Leuschner H. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 70(1): 1-13, 2012.  Type: Article The study described in this paper simulated online purchases where the buyer was given the seller’s past history and his or her photograph. The dependent variables were whether the buyer made a purchase and his or her reporte... Dec 23 2011   Workarounds in the use of IS in healthcare: a case study of an electronic medication administration system Yang Z., Ng B., Kankanhalli A., Luen Yip J. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 70(1): 43-65, 2012.  Type: Article With the passage of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act), the US government has poured billions of dollars into encouraging doctors and hospitals to adopt electronic medical records (EMRs)... Dec 20 2011   Information technologies and transitions in the lives of 55-65-year-olds: the case of colliding life interests Salovaara A., Lehmuskallio A., Hedman L., Valkonen P., Näsänen J. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 68(11): 803-821, 2010.  Type: Article The attitudes of 55- to 65-year-olds toward the use of information technologies are discussed in this book. The focus of the study is on the life-changing events that occur for late-middle-aged adults who are transitioning into retirem... Feb 10 2011   Birds of a feather: how personality influences blog writing and reading Li J., Chignell M. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 68(9): 589-602, 2010.  Type: Article Birds do it, ants do it, even honeybees do it: they flock, herd, and swarm en masse. How does this apply to the way humans gather together in crowds to behave as a multitude? Could flocking behavior play a role in online interactions? ... Dec 6 2010   Effects of pre-game stories on feelings of presence and evaluation of computer games Park N., Lee K., Jin S., Kang S. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 68(11): 822-833, 2010.  Type: Article, Reviews: (2 of 2) It is refreshing to see game research that focuses on something other than the generally negative argument that video games induce violence. Park et al. focus on game information--specifically, pre-game stories--and w... Dec 2 2010   Effects of pre-game stories on feelings of presence and evaluation of computer games Park N., Lee K., Jin S., Kang S. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 68(11): 822-833, 2010.  Type: Article, Reviews: (1 of 2) This paper reports on a pair of experiments conducted to determine if exposure to a pre-game narrative providing a back-story for a video game would increase a player’s positive experience in playing the game, by increasing t... Nov 30 2010   Generation Y, Web design, and eye tracking Djamasbi S., Siegel M., Tullis T. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 68(5): 307-323, 2010.  Type: Article Generation Y--the Millennials--are young people--18- to 31-year-olds--who grew up with the Internet and cell phones, who were the early adopters of iPhones, and who are committed to using Web social ... Nov 12 2010   Feasibility study of tactile-based authentication Kuber R., Yu W. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 68(3): 158-181, 2010.  Type: Article Remembering large numbers of passwords is a nightmare in today’s high-tech world. Keeping computer login details private and memorable is a huge challenge, with many people opting for simple words and reusing passwords across... Oct 6 2010       Display 510152550100 per column
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