The model constructed in this study treats the information search as a process based on costs and benefits with uncertainty. This model integrates information search avoidance and stopping into an information search process model. The model identifies users' bounded rationality by evaluating ideal and real situations.
Jul 2, 2024
Behavioural economics focuses on the bounded rationality of users, emphasising that the understanding of costs and benefits is based on the psychological logic ...
PurposeThis study constructed an information search process model based on costs and benefits to reflect different information search processes under ...
Jul 2, 2024 · This model integrates information search avoidance and stopping into an information search process model. The model identifies users' bounded ...
Design/methodology/approach – This study used a deductive approach to conceptualise the costs, benefits, and uncertainties of the information search process.
People also ask
What is the behavioral economics model?
What is an example of a behavioral economic policy?
What is the field of economics behavioral economics?
What is the difference between Behavioural science and Behavioural economics?
Purpose This study constructed an information search process model based on costs and benefits to reflect different information search processes under different ...
Oct 22, 2024 · This study aims to systematically reveal the application of behavioural economics theories in information-seeking behaviour research to ...
Information search process model based on costs and benefits: a behavioural economics perspective · Jinglin QiZhengbiao HanPreben Hansen. Economics, Psychology.
This paper presents an economic framework for measuring costs/benefits of search behavior which can help to resolve these questions.
In this paper, we present a cognitive-economic approach to examining the cost in information search. Unlike previous studies on economic models, ...
Missing: benefits: | Show results with:benefits: