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Special Issue: Human information behavior. Guest Editors: Amanda Spink, Allen Foster

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Emerald at 40

Rebecca Marsh
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Introduction

Human information behavior special issue

Amanda Spink; Allen Foster
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Information creation and the notion of membership

Ciaran B. Trace
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Purls of wisdom: A collectivist study of human information behaviour in a public library knitting group

Elena Prigoda; Pamela J. McKenzie
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What is enough? Satisficing information needs

Chandra Prabha; Lynn Silipigni Connaway; Lawrence Olszewski; Lillie R. Jenkins
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Can two established information models explain the information behaviour of visually impaired people seeking health and social care information?

C.A. Beverley; P.A. Bath; R. Barber
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A grounded theory model of on‐duty critical care nurses' information behavior: The patient‐chart cycle of informative interactions

Michelynn McKnight
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Affordance theory: a framework for graduate students' information behavior

Elizabeth (Bess) Sadler; Lisa M. Given
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Knowledge of information behaviour and its relevance to the design of people‐centred information products and services

Mark Hepworth
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