Research on online misinformation has evolved rapidly, but organizing its results and
identifying open research questions is difficult without a systematic approach. We present …

Recent studies have documented the type of content that is most likely to spread widely, or
go “viral,” on social media, yet little is known about people's perceptions of what goes viral or …

Information Systems (IS) research has proposed digital nudges as a promising toolset for
supporting consumers in making better decisions. However, there is a vivid academic …

Digital interventions for prosocial behavior are increasingly being studied by psychologists.
However, academic findings remain largely underutilized by practitioners. We present a …

Most studies of problematic smartphone use focus on younger participants in a single
country, which makes global comparisons difficult. Here, we administered the Smartphone …

Recommender systems are an important part of the modern human experience whose
influence ranges from the food we eat to the news we read. Yet, there is still debate as to …

The utilization of nudging—behavioral interventions aimed at influencing the actions of
employees or clients—has gained traction in organizations due to its perceived universal …

Smartphone overuse is hyper-prevalent in society, and developing tools to prevent this
overuse has become a focus of HCI. However, there is a lack of work investigating …

Recently, crowdsourcing has been proposed as a tool for fighting misinformation online. Will
internet users listen to crowdsourced fact-checking, and how? In this experiment we test how …

The study of digital disconnection–the voluntary non-use of digital media–is a growing
research domain characterized by increasingly pluralistic approaches. To map this diverse …