… A common threat to locating credible information reported in most studies was convenience.
… search for sources in more credible venues such as library databases or course Web sites? …

… the Internet, making it hard to judge the Internet’s We predicted that convenience of online
information would both directly increase online credibility as well as indirectly boost credibility …

This article considers how a range of personal characteristics (media scepticism, political
interest, need for cognition and media gratifications) influence the political information choices …

The purpose of the present study was to experimentally examine whether testimony modality
leads to differences in perceptions of expert witnesses and their opinions. We hypothesized …

… convenience and cost-effec-tiveness. However, concerns related to initial trust, perceived
risks, credibility of online platforms, and convenience … of risk, credibility, and convenience. The …

This study explored behavioral models based on low-cost carrier customers’ use of a
ticketing app. Technology readiness, service convenience, and corporate credibility were …

… : it is convenient, confidential, and the rapid blood test is credible. Our study suggests that
attention to these factors in VCT strategies may mitigate the fear of HIV testing, and ultimately …

… This study shows that brand credibility and consumer convenience increase android user
loyalty in Indonesia. Moreover, the results provide relevant information for smartphone sellers, …

… students because it offers a mixture of coverage, currency, convenience, and comprehensibility
in a world where credibility is less of a given or an expectation from today's students.” …

… Based on both unpublished and published findings, this study tested the hypothesis that
minimal differences in measures of expert credibility, efficacy, and weight assigned to testimony …