Understanding Behavioral Intention to Use Moodle in Higher Education: The Role of Technology Acceptance, Cognitive Factors, and Motivation by Stefanos Balaskas, Vassilios Tsiantos, Sevaste Chatzifotiou, Lamprini Lourida, Maria Rigou, Kyriakos Komis

“…The findings confirm that perceived usefulness (PU), educational system quality (ESQ), and satisfaction (SAT) significantly influence behavioral intention (BI) to use Moodle, whereas Perceived ease of use (PE) was not a significant predictor. …”
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Navigating Social Media: How Offline Ethics, Online Etiquette, and Protection Behavior Shape Self-Disclosure by Azma Alina Ali Zani, Azah Anir Norman, Norjihan Abdul Ghani, Riswan Septriayadi Sianturi

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Cognitive and behavioral consumer responses to augmented reality beautycam features in e-commerce applications by Cinthya Audrey Purwadi, Yulika Rosita Agrippina

“…This study examines the impact of augmented reality (AR) BeautyCam features on consumer behavior in e-commerce, focusing on reuse intention and purchase intention. …”
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Adaptive Behavior of Farmers after Water Right Reform from the Perspective of Prospect Theory by WAN Fubing, SUN Boming, DAI Xiaoping

“…In an uncertain environment,the adaptive behavior of farmers after the reform of the water right system affects the reform effect of water rights.Most existing studies have regarded farmers as entirely rational actors,and there is still a lack of theoretical analysis and quantitative description of farmers' behavior based on the assumption of bounded rational behavior.Therefore,prospect theory is introduced to study the adaptive behavior of farmers under the conditions of total water right control and water right trading.Taking two irrigation districts in the Shiyang River Basin into account,this paper analyzes the planting structure adjustment,irrigation area selection,and water right trading behavior of farmers under the conditions of reducing the total irrigation water by 5%,15%,and 25%.It is found that in the condition of water right reduction,the optimal decision for growing wheat and maize is ‘adjustment and water purchase’,and the worst decision is ‘reducing irrigation area’.The effect of water right reduction on the prospect value of maize is greater than that of wheat.The prospect value of different decisions varies monotonically with the proportion of reduction in water use.The results show that the prospect theory model can better describe the adaptive behavior of farmers and can provide a reference for the simulation and regulation of agricultural water right reform.…”
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Design and validation of consumer behavior model based on user-generated content in the banking industry by Sepahdar Rahnama, Marzieh ZendehDel, Mir Hadi Moazen Jamshidi

“…MICMAC software was used in qualitative part data analysis and SPSS and PLS software was used in quantitative part. The combination of thematic analysis and structural-interpretive modeling resulted in the presentation of consumer behavior patterns based on user content. …”
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Estimation of Route-Choice Behavior Along LRT Lines Using Inverse Reinforcement Learning by Tomohiro Okubo, Akihiro Kobayashi, Daisuke Kamisaka, Akinori Morimoto

“…Therefore, this study uses inverse reinforcement learning (IRL), a type of machine learning, to build a model that estimates route-choice behavior along the LRT lines based on behavioral trajectories generated from smartphone location data. …”
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Modeling the behavior of a generalized Cholera epidemic model with asymptomatic measures for early detection. by Ali Hasan Ali, Aqeel Ahmad, Fakher Abbas, Evren Hincal, Abdul Ghaffar, Belal Batiha, Husam A Neamah

“…For an assessment of the stable state of a newly established SEIRB system, both qualitative and quantitative evaluations are conducted. …”
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Cognitive factors on the performance of group decision-making: a behavioral and eye-tracking study by Cheng Kexin, Jiang Zuhua, Yang Jiapeng

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Influence of dry-wet cycles on the strength behavior of biopolymer and fiber composite modified loess by Zherui Liang, Changgen Yan, Yihan Cao, Yuling Shi, Han Bao, Huaixin Li

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Pimozide and Adipic Acid: A New Multicomponent Crystalline Entity for Improved Pharmaceutical Behavior by Alessandra Buscarini, Michael J. Zaworotko, Catiúcia R. M. O. Matos, Fabrizia Grepioni, Laura Contini, Doretta Capsoni, Valeria Friuli, Lauretta Maggi, Giovanna Bruni

“…Therefore, adipic acid was used as a coformer for the preparation of a binary product with improved pharmaceutical properties. The thermal behavior of the liquid-assisted grinding products of compositions included in the range 0.1 < <i>X_PMZ</i> < 0.9 has been interpreted using a thermo-dynamic model according to which the two components originate a new crystalline entity in molar ratio pimozide:adipic acid 0.66:0.33, which forms an eutectic system with adipic acid. …”
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PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE CHANGE IN THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF SYNTHETIC YARNS SUBMITTED TO CONSECUTIVE STIFFNESS TESTS by Felipe Tempel Stumpf, Carlos Eduardo Marcos Guilherme, Fulvio Enrico Giacomo Chimisso

“…Anchoring systems of offshore platforms are designed to work uninterruptedly for 20 to 30 years, and despite the increasing number of studies concerning these systems’ mechanical behavior in working conditions, most of them are conducted in speeding environments, due to the necessity of results in the short term. …”
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AI-driven automated discovery tools reveal diverse behavioral competencies of biological networks by Mayalen Etcheverry, Clément Moulin-Frier, Pierre-Yves Oudeyer, Michael Levin

“…However, few quantitative tools exist for exploring the competencies of non-conventional systems. …”
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Implementation of the STEPPS program for the treatment of self-harm behaviors in Catalonia’s prisons: barriers and facilitators by Rosa Lorente-Català, Irene Jaén, Xavier Buscà-Huertas, Berta Framis, Azucena García-Palacios

“…Abstract Background The Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving (STEPPS) is an evidence-based program that has been shown to be effective in reducing self-harm behaviors in Correctional Settings (CS). …”
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Quantification and Evolution of Online Public Opinion Heat Considering Interactive Behavior and Emotional Conflict by Zhengyi Sun, Deyao Wang, Zhaohui Li

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Leverage Points and Cascading Impacts Analysis in Nexus Systems Using System Dynamics Modeling by Virginia R. Coletta, Irene Pluchinotta, Vassilios Pisinaras, Andreas Panagopoulos, Raffaele Giordano, Alessandro Pagano, Umberto Fratino, Alberto Montanari

“…To overcome this gap, qualitative and quantitative System Dynamics modeling tools are combined with other system‐analysis methods. …”
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THE EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL INNOVATION IN THE AGRIBUSINESS LANDSCAPE: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF BEHAVIORAL FACTORS ON THE ACCEPTABILITY OF E-FISCALIZATION by Denisa CANI, Rezear KOLAJ, Ekaterina ARABSKA

“…The research focuses on the specific dynamics of fiscal innovation in the agribusiness landscape in Albania, aiming to identify the behavioral typology of agribusiness operators and its impact on acceptance or resistance to e–fiscalization initiatives and relying on a holistic review of the research literature and the qualitative-quantitative method, through the analysis and findings from the database obtained via the survey of agri–operators. …”
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Automated Evaluation Method for Risk Behaviors of Quay Crane Operators at Ports Using Virtual Reality by Mengjie He, Yujie Zhang, Yi Liu, Yang Shen, Chao Mi

“…This model enables a quantitative evaluation of operators’ behaviors, ensuring the objectivity and accuracy of the assessment process. …”
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The impact of artificial intelligence on behavioral intentions to use mobile banking in the post-COVID-19 era by Johannes Schrank, Johannes Schrank

“…IntroductionThis quantitative research investigates the determinants of behavioral intentions to use mobile banking in the post-COVID-19 era. …”
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Structural Modeling of Behavioral Predictors and Stakeholder-Prioritized Strategies for Green Consumption Among Indonesian Youth by Maya Maria, Anisa Zahwa Akbara, Ginta Ginting

“…= 0.89), perceived behavioral control (? = 0.16), and actual behavior (? …”
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Analyzing psychological factors of job search behavior among Nepalese university graduates: An empirical analysis by Binod Ghimire, Rewan Kumar Dahal, Dilli Raj Sharma, Dipendra Karki, Surendra Prasad Joshi

“…The sample was chosen through stratified random sampling to guarantee representation of various academic disciplines. A quantitative methodology was utilized, employing regression analysis to evaluate the correlations between psychological factors and job search behavior. …”
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