Behavioral health risks are among the most serious and difficult to mitigate risks of confinement in space craft during long-duration space exploration missions. We report on behavioral and psychological reactions of a multinational crew of 6 healthy males confined in a 550 m(3) chamber for 520 days during the first Earth-based, high-fidelity simulated mission to Mars. Rest-activity of crewmemb...

We propose a general approach for defining behavioural preorders over process terms as the maximal pre–congruences induced by basic observables. We will consider three of these, that provide information about the initial communication capabilities of processes and about the possibility that processes get engaged in divergent computations. We show that the pre–congruences induced by our basic ob...

Political stock markets (PSM) are sometimes seen as substitutes for opinion polls. On the bases of a behavioral model, specific preconditions were drawn out under which manipulation in PSM can weaken this argument. Evidence for manipulation is reported from the data of two separate PSM during the Berlin 99 state elections. JEL Classification: C93, D4, G1

this paper develops an operational perspective of supply chain sustainability, by considering it as a risk management process. it explores the nature of sustainability-related supply chain risks, distinguishes them from typical supply chain risks and develops an analytical process for their management. an empirical study is conducted to generate insights about how sustainability-related risks s...

Behavioral genetics offers numerous opportunities to bridge gaps in biological research of IS and to shed light on the nature versus nurture debate. This study seeks to explain persistent weaknesses in behavioral security from a genetic perspective. A synthesis of current literatures on cognitive neuroscience, decision making, and fraud victimization suggests a genetic basis for user susceptibi...

• Insurance-related decision-making often does not comply with the standard economic model of choice under uncertainty. Human behavior pertaining to actuarial and insurance-related financial risks can be characterized by anomalies. Behavioral insurance calls for state-of-the-art mathematical models sophisticated quantitative methods.

The dimensions of telecare services are analyzed and contrasted to theories of behavioural intentions. Factors influencing the adoption of innovations are derived from target group specific factors and telecare features. We present results from an empirical study which interlinks users’ characteristics, technology and the intention to adopt technology based services. We examine customers above ...

7.1.1 L2 Gain for Continuous Time Signals Let S be a behavioral model of a continuous time system (i.e. S is a subset of the set L of all n-dimensional signals – locally square integrable functions v : [0,∞) 7→ R. Let Lw and Le be two fixed real matrices of dimension m-by-n and k-by-n respectively. For every v ∈ S, equalities w = Lwv and e = Lev define two signals w and e which can be viewed as...

Abstract In the dynamic and competitive market, managers seek to find effective strategies for new products development. Since There has not been a thorough research in this field, this study is based on a review on the risks exist in the NPD process and an analysis of risks through FMEA approach to prioritize the existent risks and a modeling behavior of the NPD process and main risks using s...