Titlebook: Information Systems and Neuroscience; Gmunden Retreat on N Fred D. Davis,René Riedl,Adriane B. Randolph Conference proceedings 2015 Springe

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The Impact of Interruptions on Technology Usage: Exploring Interdependencies Between Demands from Ind respond to these technology-mediated (T-M) interruptions even after regular work hours. At the same time, most employees have limited freedom to decide how and when they accomplish their tasks, a work condition that renders the explosion of T-M interruptions problematic. When people have limited

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,A Hot Topic—Group Affect Live Biofeedback for Participation Platforms,so modern forms of opinion building and exchange, e.g., on e-participation platforms, should consider the effects of emotions on individual and group level. Previous research on group interactions demonstrated that providing the members with information about the affective state of the entire group,

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What Does the Skin Tell Us About Information Systems Usage? A Literature-Based Analysis of the Utileories, methods, and tools to obtain physiological responses of the user while using IS. However, before adopting these methods into IS research, a proper assessment is necessary to determine whether the methods used in other disciplines are also applicable to IS research. The present research intro

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A Novel, Low-Cost NeuroIS Prototype for Supporting Bio Signals Experimentation Based on BITalino,are [.]. Advances in open-source hardware allow students, researchers and hobbyists to custom build devices for a wide variety of purposes. Open-source prototyping platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi empower people to build cheap, modular, and easy to use alternatives to expensive commercial gra

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Neurophysiological Analysis of Visual Syntax in Design, In this research-in-progress paper, we explore the potential of eye fixation related potential (EFRP) as a method to assess the efficacy of visual notations used to build and evaluate IT artifacts. Drawing on past work in the areas of visual syntax and semantics, we ask whether selection of visual