...Muhammad Zubair Alam Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between entrepreneurial training (ET), entrepreneurial intentions (EIs) and intrapreneurial behaviour (IB), with a focus on how cognitive dissonance rises due to opportunity constraints. By integrating cognitive...

...Ritika Dongrey; Varsha Rokade Purpose The social exchange theory (SET) and the principle of reciprocity advocate the give and take relationship between counterparts. Perceived justice and fairness engage employees in pro-organizational behavior, while perceived injustice or biases invoke anti...

... , p. 354). Continuance intention is defined as the behavior of a user to continue using a service after accepting it (Bhattacherjee, 2001). H1a–H1e in Figure 1 address relationships in ECM (Bhattacherjee, 2001). Empirical results for e-learning continuance have confirmed ECM’s...

... 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Collaborative consumption Attitude Intrinsic motivation Extrinsic motivation Partial least squares path modelling Economics Sustainability Decision-making Behaviour Measurement...

...Cristina Calvo-Porral; Rogelio Pesqueira-Sanchez Purpose There are differences in the motivations underlying technology behaviour in each generational group; and there may be variances in the way each generational group uses and gets engaged with technology. In this context, this study aims...

... and marketing strategists for their better understanding of the behaviour of young people using ST in professional or private environments. Social implications The findings can be useful for professors in identifying different learning methods that are useful for their students. Originality/value...

... Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Ethics Systemic thinking Business systems Behaviour Management If one adds, to be less abstract and closer to reality, the consideration of the influential role of the selected viewpoint/s and of humans...

... facilitates communication between different parties (e.g. Web designers and programmers) (Xin et al., 1998). Information systems Creativity Adaptation Design Behaviour Feedback Recommender systems or recommendation systems (RSs) have been widely used to search and suggest...

... a model for teaching moral courage. Ethics Behaviour Education Moral courage Systemic thinking Moral behaviour is a part of social behaviour, and basically all social behaviour is learnt, not congenial. So, what we teach others is what we in turn (possibly in one or more generations) receive...

... rights only Decision making Behaviour Heuristics Behavioral finance is an emerging field within the broader context of economics and finance, and has been in close interaction with both psychology and sociology (Shiller, 2003 ; Stracca, 2004 ; Elvin, 2004 ; Subrahmanyam, 2008...

...) Behaviour Action research Mathematical modelling Statistical analysis The rapid development of the air transport industry has resulted in increased air traffic congestion and prominent contradictions between limited airspace resources and traffic demands. Increased traffic congestion leads...

... that the agent are in quiescent state. Can Zhong Yao can be contacted at: ycz20120911@gmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Behaviour Artificial intelligence Intelligent agents Learning Social networks Simulation Collective activities of human beings have exploded...

... the motor regions of the cerebral cortex he does not duplicate a voluntary reaction; he trips efferent, “output” pathways, but does not trip a purpose as is done voluntarily (Rosenbleuth et al., 1943, p. 19). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Creativity Consciousness Behaviour...

... spike with a bin count of 42. The spike signifies perfect matching, which is convincing evidence to support the validity of the age trend classification of humour. Behaviour Mathematical modelling Cybernetics Artificial intelligence Experimental psychology Information...

... are hardly applied. Anyone interested in how to avoid local government decision-making competition and reduce the negative influences of it from the angle of unitary government state’s reality will find this paper valuable. Behaviour Game theory Professor Hengzhou Xu can be contacted...

...Maurice Yolles; Gerhard Fink Purpose – Anticipating behaviour and responding to the needs of complexity and problematic issues requires modelling to facilitate analysis and diagnosis. Using arguments of anticipation as an imperative for inquiry, the purpose of this paper is to introduce generic...

...Maurice Yolles; Gerhard Fink Purpose – Anticipating behaviour and responding to the needs of complexity and problematic issues requires modelling to facilitate analysis and diagnosis. Using arguments of anticipation as an imperative for inquiry, the purpose of this paper is to introduce generic...

...Maurice Yolles; Gerhard Fink Purpose – Anticipating behaviour and responding to the needs of complexity and the problematic issues that they can generate requires modelling to facilitate analysis and diagnosis. Using arguments of anticipation as an imperative for inquiry, the purpose...

... that takes the recursive nature of consumer actions into account. Consumerism Standards Ethics Economics Social change Behaviour Recursion Corporations Philip Baron can be contacted at: pbaron@uj.ac.za © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Much of modern society's consumer...

... in China. Ping Gao can be contacted at: ping.gao@manchester.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Information technology Information systems Behaviour Organisational structures Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are a set of standardized software and organization...