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Supplemental‐information‐seeking behavior of cardiovascular nurses
Research in Nursing & Health, 1990AbstractThe Krikelas model was used as a framework for investigating supplemental‐information‐seeking behavior of cardiovascular nurses. (Supplemental information is that which is not available from memory and could be made available by computer.) One hundred seventy‐five instances of supplemental‐information‐seeking behavior were collected from 46 ...
S, Corcoran-Perry, J, Graves
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An exploration of information-seeking behavior in emergency management
SMC'03 Conference Proceedings. 2003 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. Conference Theme - System Security and Assurance (Cat. No.03CH37483), 2004Groups in risky, time-constrained situations may be confronted with problems that cannot be solved by following predefined procedures. This study explores the impact of various factors on group information-seeking behavior in such situations. A simulated experiment in emergency scenarios was conducted with both expert and novice groups with or without ...
Qing Gu, David Mendonça, Dezhi Wu
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Cyber Behaviors in Seeking Information
2012The emergence of rapidly developing Information Technologies, particularly the Internet and digital systems, provide people access to an overwhelming abundance of online resources. This, in turn, makes their information seeking process even more challenging.
Xiaojun Yuan, Catherine Dumas
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Advances in Nursing Science, 1984
The information-seeking patterns of clients have received little attention in nursing theory and research, but they are important antecedents of health-related decisions and behavior. The concept of information seeking is analyzed within the framework of a six-step process model. Inter-related dimensions of the information search process are identified
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The information-seeking patterns of clients have received little attention in nursing theory and research, but they are important antecedents of health-related decisions and behavior. The concept of information seeking is analyzed within the framework of a six-step process model. Inter-related dimensions of the information search process are identified
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A study of information seeking behavior
2017An individual has their own behavioral patterns that exhibit commonalities over different contexts and situations. Several studies have shown (1) dichotomic human mobility patterns in everyday life such as returner vs. explorer, (2) the analogy of the “Explorer” and the “Web Explorer,” and (3) the same brain structure used during both physical and ...
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Contextualizing the information‐seeking behavior of software engineers
Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 2014Information seeking in the workplace can vary substantially from one search to the next due to changes in the context of the search. Modeling these dynamic contextual effects is an important challenge facing the research community because it has the potential to lead to more responsive search systems. With this motivation, a study of software engineers
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Motivation as a Lens for Understanding Information-seeking Behaviors
Journal of Cognitive NeuroscienceAbstract Most prior research characterizes information-seeking behaviors as serving utilitarian purposes, such as whether the obtained information can help solve practical problems. However, information-seeking behaviors are sensitive to different contexts (i.e., threat vs. curiosity), despite having equivalent utility.
Xinxu Shen +3 more
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2018
People utilize their social networks to get to resources, tangible or otherwise, that aid them in their everyday lives. Information scientists have shown that network characteristics of information structures can indeed influence human information searching and browsing behavior.
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People utilize their social networks to get to resources, tangible or otherwise, that aid them in their everyday lives. Information scientists have shown that network characteristics of information structures can indeed influence human information searching and browsing behavior.
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Online Health Information Seeking Behavior: A Systematic Review
Healthcare (Switzerland), 2021Xiaoyun Jia, Liangni Sally Liu
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Systemic bone-seeking radionuclides for palliation of painful osseous metastases: current concepts
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1998Wilson C Mertens +2 more
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