Abstract Live Streaming Commerce (LSC) is proliferating in China and gaining traction
worldwide. LSC is an e-commerce service where sellers communicate with consumers …

In the philosophy of science why-questions are a way to address the foundations of scientific
explanation. For Bas van Fraassen (1980), a theory of explanation is essentially a theory of …

As an emerging business phenomenon especially in China, instant messaging (IM) based
social commerce is growing increasingly popular, attracting hundreds of millions of users …

Online grocery delivery services present new opportunities to address food disparities,
especially in underserved areas. However, such services have not been systematically …

Choice overload describes a situation in which a person has difficulty in making decisions
due to too many options. We examine choice overload when displaying related-article …

Perusing web data items such as shopping products is a core online user activity. To prevent
information overload, the content associated with data items is typically dispersed across …

Too much of a good thing can be harmful. Choice overload, a compelling paradox in
consumer psychology, exemplifies this notion with the idea that offering more product …

Previous research has shown that neither too much nor too little choice is optimal. Choice
sets of an intermediate size offer more positive cognitive and emotional consequences to the …

Bayesian statistical analysis has gained attention in recent years, including in HCI. The
Bayesian approach has several advantages over traditional statistics, including producing …

ABSTRACT I n this editorial, we delve into the repercussions of social media and Web 2.0
algorithms on cultural homogenization and acculturation. Drawing on Glasser's choice …