… This review shows that Wilson's (Wilson, 1981) model needs to be expanded to provide a
more effective framework for the consideration of information behaviour in general. In particular…

… at T 1 as our perception of the event at T 2 exerts on our hedonic experience at T 2 , and (ii)
contextual factors at T 1 … at T 1 as contextual factors at T 2 exert on our hedonic experience at …

Apart from information retrieval there is virtually no other area of information science that has
occasioned as much research effort and writing as ‘user studies’. Within user studies the …

The Python programming language is a high-level, interpreted (as opposed to compiled)
programming language that has become an industry standard across many computational …

… Wilson convincingly argues that our conscious minds are but the tip of the iceberg in
deciding how we behave, what is important to us, and how we feel. Surveying a variety of …

… Wilson, and Robert Zajonc provided valuable critiques of earlier drafts of the paper. Requests
for reprints should be sent to Richard E. Nisbett, Research Center for Group Dynamics, …

… We can pose the following question about the participants in the switch condition of Wilson,
Lindsey, and Anderson's (1998) study: What was their attitude toward the sex offender? Their …

This article examines the role of social enterprises in providing fair services to vulnerable
consumers, focusing on the vulnerability of low-income consumers to high-cost exploitative …

… Thus, from Wilson’s 1996 model we can reasonably hypothesise that an IR system should
be designed so as to reduce the risk of failure by the user and, thereby, increase his or her …

… Several investigators are associated with this change and the names of Ellis, Dervin,
Kuhlthau, and Wilson are regularly associated with both shifts. Wilson’s work on the INISS …