Risk-taking has an important role in human’s life, either positive or negative. Thus, finding a method to control or drive this in a particular way could affect individuals and communities’ health by discouraging negative risks such as reckless driving or encouraging positive risks. Emotion induction is one of the methods that can enhance or reinforce risk-taking according to the perceived emot...

Knowledge sharing behavior in virtual communities has long been an important area of research. Prior related research has primarily focused on relational virtual community (RVC) where knowledge sharing is regarded as a social exchange behavior, heavily depending on the social concerns such as reciprocity, identification and norms. The objective of our study is to investigate knowledge contribut...

Knowledge payment is a new method of electronic learning that has developed in the era social media. With impact COVID-19 pandemic, market for knowledge rapidly expanding. Exploring factors influence users’ sustained willingness beneficial better communication between platforms and users, achieving healthier more sustainable development industry. The model unsustainable usage behavior users was...

Electronic Knowledge Repository (EKR) is one of the most commonly deployed knowledge management technologies, yet its success is hindered by employees’ underutilization and further complicated when implemented in the multinational context. To address these challenges, we propose a research model by conceptualizing employees’ knowledge seeking via EKR as a survival-centric behavior, identifying ...

effective knowledge sharing as one of the basic aspects of knowledge management can be considered as one of the most important successes in changing and complicated contexts of sport organizations. the aim of this study was to study the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic motivations on knowledge sharing in employees of physical education organizations of isfahan. the research method used descri...

We conducted two scenario-simulation behavioral experiments to explore individual users’ response to common cyber-based financial fraud and identity theft attacks depend on systematically manipulated variables related to characteristics of the attack and the attacker. Experiment I employed a 4 by 2 between-groups factorial design, manipulating attacker characteristics (individual with picture v...