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What does more and less effective internet evaluation entail?: Investigating readers’ credibility judgments across content, source, and context
(04.07.2022)
articleIn our post-truth era, evaluating the credibility of internet information is important but complex. However, much research on students’ online evaluation is based on relatively simplistic constructions of evaluation, and ... -
What drives gamer toxicity? Essays from players
CEUR Workshop Proceedings (18.04.2023)
conferenceNegative online behaviors, such as toxicity, continue being issues in several popular multiplayer online games. Related research suggests that there are individual differences in how players understand the concept, and ... -
What drives people to prefer health-related misinformation? The viewpoint of motivated reasoning
(15.06.2022)
articleIntroduction. This paper examines the potential of the motivated reasoning approach as a framework explaining why people prefer and use health-related misinformation.Method. Conceptual analysis of a sample of 41 studies ... -
What drives the sensitivity of limit order books to company announcement arrivals?
(2017)
articleWe provide evidence that recent losses amplify order book illiquidity shocks caused by non-scheduled news. Moreover, the faster markets’ reaction to scheduled and non-scheduled news arrivals is in terms of order book ... -
What Engineering Scientists Know and How They Know It: Towards Understanding the Philosophy of Engineering Science in Finland
Tampere University of Technology. Publication (20.11.2015)
docKnowledge, research and science are all concepts into which every member of the scientific community must have some kind of insight. Although nowadays there appears to be a general consensus that engineering science is a ... -
What Even Is Video Game Performance?
Theater (2024)
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What Happens When Platforms Mediate the Audience–Journalism Relationship?
(05.05.2022)
chapterThe research problem in this chapter is how the platform-mediated audience–journalism relationship is changing the understanding and the locus of journalism. The chapter introduces two key drivers, platformization and ... -
What if I Use Help for This? Exploring Normative Evaluations of Relationship Maintenance Behaviors Augmented by External Agency
Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2023)
conference<p>Relationship maintenance needs sincere efforts made by both self and relational partners. Yet, technological development provides people with convenient access to help from external sources-other people online, ... -
What If We Look at the Body? An Embodied Perspective of Collaborative Learning
(19.12.2021)
reviewarticleThe bodily experiences and implications of understanding the functioning of the human brain–body mechanism has been a center of attention in the field of cognitive neurosciences for over two decades. Research in this field ... -
What if we re-position joy at the heart of the sustainability transition?
(21.10.2024)
conferenceIn this short thought piece, we propose to embrace joy as a foundational building brick of the transition towards sustainable ways of living. Research shows the many complexities of promoting awareness of and action against ... -
What is a characteristic value for soils?
(12.09.2021)
articleThe choice of the characteristic value of a material property is fundamental in all civil engineering design and critical in geotechnical engineering. Based on our tradition, we strive to look for a cautious value, whose ... -
What Is a Digital Twin? Experimental Design for a Data-Centric Machine Learning Perspective in Health
(11 / 2022)
articleThe idea of a digital twin has recently gained widespread attention. While, so far, it has been used predominantly for problems in engineering and manufacturing, it is believed that a digital twin also holds great promise ... -
What is Collective Acceptance and What Does it Do?
Philosophers in depth (04.05.2023)
chapterThis article identifies and tries to solve five puzzles in Tuomela’s Collective Acceptance View of sociality and institutions. If it is framed in terms of collective acceptance of sentences as true for a group, and that ... -
What is the customer value of the circular economy? Cross-industry exploration of diverse values perceived by consumers and business customers
(12 / 2021)
articleA growing number of companies provide CE products, technologies, services, and solutions, and similarly, an increasing number of researchers have analyzed sustainable and CE business models providing knowledge about CE ... -
What is the ground truth? Reliability of multi-annotator data for audio tagging
(2021)
conferenceCrowdsourcing has become a common approach for annotating large amounts of data. It has the advantage of harnessing a large workforce to produce large amounts of data in a short time, but comes with the disadvantage of ... -
What Is the Role of AI for Digital Twins?
(09 / 2023)
articleThe concept of a digital twin is intriguing as it presents an innovative approach to solving numerous real-world challenges. Initially emerging from the domains of manufacturing and engineering, digital twin research has ... -
What is the role of puberty in the development of islet autoimmunity and progression to type 1 diabetes?
(20.04.2023)
articleIn many populations, the peak period of incidence of type 1 diabetes (T1D) has been observed to be around 10-14 years of age, coinciding with puberty, but direct evidence of the role of puberty in the development of T1D ... -
What Kinds of Users Engage with Different Types of Motivational Design: A Machine Learning Study in GitHub
Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS) (2025)
conferenceMotivational information system design, such as the use of gamification, has become a prominent dimension of IS design and research especially in user-facing systems where user engagement is crucial such as in crowdsourcing, ... -
What knowledge counts—boundaries of knowledge in cross-institutional curricula in higher education
(12.07.2022)
articleThe aim of this study was to explore knowledge in the context of creating a shared curriculum between research-intensive and vocationally oriented universities of applied sciences. Curriculum knowledge was explored from ... -
What leads to better immersive experiences? The role of guidance and mobility in virtual reality museums
(02 / 2026)
articleVirtual reality (VR) is reshaping tourism as museums increasingly adopt it to create immersive visitor experiences. While presence is key to VR effectiveness, little is known about how interaction modes affect it. This ...
