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  • Exploring the dual effect of trust in GAI on employees’ exploitative and exploratory innovation

    Exploring the dual effect of trust in GAI on employees’ exploitative and exploratory innovation

    TTF theory

    TTF theory explains the underlying mechanisms of technology effectiveness by examining the fit among individuals, tasks, and technology across three dimensions: technology-task fit, individual-task fit, and individual-technology fit. In…

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  • Feature identification learning both shapes and is shaped by spatial object-similarity representations

    Feature identification learning both shapes and is shaped by spatial object-similarity representations

    Participants

    Four hundred young adults (age range: 18–25 years, 300 for the pre-experiment and 100 for the main experiment) were recruited from the online Prolific research participation platform (https://www.prolific.co/). Sixty-three…

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  • Data Slots: trade-offs between privacy concerns and benefits of data-driven solutions

    Data Slots: trade-offs between privacy concerns and benefits of data-driven solutions

    The value of data: cards locked, discarded, selected

    The game starts with each player receiving three random (digital or physical) data cards and a disclosure of a scenario (work, home, public space) for which players will come up with a…

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  • Single scores in the RT-based value-driven attentional capture paradigm have high reliability

    Single scores in the RT-based value-driven attentional capture paradigm have high reliability

    Value-driven attentional capture (VDAC) describes the involuntary attraction of an individual’s attention to neutral stimuli that have become associated with rewards through learning, even when these stimuli are unrelated to current tasks1,2,3….

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  • The pointillistic city and geographic scale in urban science

    The pointillistic city and geographic scale in urban science

  • Bettencourt, L. M. A. The origins of scaling in cities. Science 340, 1438–1441 (2013).

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  • Batty, M. The New Science of Cities (MIT Press, 2013).

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  • Influence of short video content on consumers purchase intentions on social media platforms with trust as a mediator

    Influence of short video content on consumers purchase intentions on social media platforms with trust as a mediator

    Descriptive statistics

    The analysis results (Table 1) reveal that the age group of 18 to 35 years old dominates the audience of social media short video content, with 18 to 25 years old accounting for 40.59% and 26 to 35 years old accounting…

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  • Multilevel multiverse meta-analysis indicates lower IQ as a risk factor for physical and mental illness

    Multilevel multiverse meta-analysis indicates lower IQ as a risk factor for physical and mental illness

  • Deary, I. J., Hill, W. D. & Gale, C. R. Intelligence, health and death. Nat. Hum. Behav. 5, 416–430 (2021).

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  • Wraw, C., Deary, I. J., Gale, C. R. & Der, G….

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  • Status of Holocaust teaching in secondary level of education in Kerala: analysis and suggestions

    The first guideline of defining the Holocaust is problematic in all three texts. None of the definitions in the three textbooks align with those definitions provided by established Holocaust teaching resources or Holocaust institutions.

    The word…

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