Decision aids have long been an important source of help in making structured decisions.
However, decision support for more complex problems has been much more difficult to …

Historically, inaccurate credibility assessments have resulted in tremendous costs to
businesses and to society. Recent research offers unobtrusive credibility assessment aids …

Despite the improving accuracy of agent-based expert systems, human expert users aided
by these systems have not improved their accuracy. Self-affirmation theory suggests that …

This manuscript provides a detailed review of the extant literature on the Theory of
Technology Dominance (TTD) and proposes a research framework for refinement of the …

Decision aids (DA) used in online shopping contexts have been shown to improve users'
product choices. Given that previous research (eg, Byrne & Griffitt, 1973) has demonstrated …

Objective: Two experiments are described that examined operators' perceptions of decision
aids. Background: Research has suggested certain biases against automation that influence …

This exploratory study provides a validated, parsimonious research model of antecedents of
the perception of the quality of decisions made using business intelligence support. Findings …

The importance of understanding and supporting human operators' judgment and decision-
making has been recognized in a variety of contexts. Of interest in these systems is the …

This study presents a framework for understanding task and psychological factors affecting
reliance on advice from decision aids. The framework describes how informational …

The present work examines whether user's trust of and reliance on automation, were
affected by the manipulations of user's perception of the responding agent. These …