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Martina Ziefle
User Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction
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Open AccessSomebody is watching me? Analyzing privacy preferences in using visual AAL technology considering human-, technology-, and context-related factors
Changing age structures, increasing demands for care, and personnel shortages require innovative approaches to enable support for older and frail people in their everyday life enhancing their well-being, safet...
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Open AccessInterdisciplinary perspectives on privacy awareness in lifelogging technology development
Population aging resulting from demographic changes requires some challenging decisions and necessary steps to be taken by different stakeholders to manage current and future demand for assistance and support....
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Using Agent-Based Modeling to Understand Complex Social Phenomena - A Curriculum Approach
Agent-based modeling (ABM) is a powerful tool for studying complex systems that involve multiple agents interacting with each other and their environment. However, there is a lack of comprehensive and easily a...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Visual Ambient Assisted Living Technologies for Different Daily Activities: Users’ Requirements and Data Handling Preferences
Ambient Assisted Living technologies (AAL) represent an opportunity to meet the high demands of support in care due to demographic change and enable older people to live autonomously and as long as possible in...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Let’s Start Tomorrow - Bridging the Intention Behavior Gap Using Fitness Apps
The intention-behavior gap is a well-known phenomenon in health behavior research. Individuals often intend to engage in healthy behaviors but fail to act. Fitness apps have emerged as a promising tool to b...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
News Articles on Social Media: Showing Balanced Content Adds More Credibility Than Trust Badges or User Ratings
Since digital media has become an important vehicle for news consumption, users are inevitably faced with a plethora of different news sources to choose from. Whether or not news is credible is often decided b...
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Chapter
Interfaces, Interactions, and Industry 4.0: A Framework for the User-Centered Design of Industrial User Interfaces in the Internet of Production
The Digital Transformation is changing production and creates both new opportunities and requirements to support human operators in their work. To fully exploit the benefits, the integration of digital technol...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Perception of Privacy and Willingness to Share Personal Data in the Smart Factory
By optimising data-driven processes and improving automation, the digital transformation in production aims to increase effectiveness, efficiency and improve the working conditions of employees. In such a netw...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
User Acceptance of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) for Passenger Transport: A Choice-Based Conjoint Study
Urban air mobility (UAM) has gained increased attention as a promising new solution to tackle issues such as traffic congestion. This study aims to assess users’ perception and usage intentions and identify an...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Paving the Way: Trust in Healthcare Systems as a Prerequisite for Technology Usage
Health changes in general, but especially in older age, inevitably lead interactions with different people and entities in the health care system. Particularly in the case of severe health decisions, trust in ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Pension Story - Data-Driven Storytelling with Pension Data
Due to global socio-economic changes, the European pension systems require several reforms that call for more active roles from the citizens. Past research has shown that traditional pension communication is o...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Trade-offs of Users and Non-users of Life-Logging – Desire for Support vs. Potential Barriers
Understanding why (non-) users are motivated to use life-logging devices requires to consider wishes and concerns associated with life-logging as well as the influence of personality on usage motivation. We an...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Rethinking Pension Communication – The Role of Metaphors in Information Visualization
Pensions are the most important source of income for the elderly. However, old age poverty is a growing issue and conventional communication channels seem insufficient to inform people about how their current ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
A Matter of Trust – Identification and Evaluation of User Requirements and Design Concepts for a Trust Label in Autonomous Driving
Human trust is a key factor in the adoption of autonomous vehicles. The development of trustworthy automation design offers the opportunity to address users’ concerns well in advance. However, uncertainties ma...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Users’ Expectations, Fears, and Attributions Regarding Autonomous Driving – A Comparison of Traffic Scenarios
The development towards autonomous driving is about to change our future mobility. Though there is public consent on perceived benefits of autonomous driving, potential drawbacks are also considered. In this s...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The History of Agent-Based Modeling in the Social Sciences
Agent-based modeling is a powerful technique that allows modeling social phenomena ab-initio or from first principles. In this paper, we review the history of agent-based models and their role in the social sc...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Expectation, Perception, and Accuracy in News Recommender Systems: Understanding the Relationships of User Evaluation Criteria Using Direct Feedback
Typically, a user-focused approach of evaluation of recommender systems requires the users to recollect their experiences, exposing study results to memory biases. In this paper, we describe a study conducted ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Way You Do Things You Do – Fueling or Charging Cars as Dealing with Refillable Resources
The charging network is currently still perceived as a barrier to e-vehicle adoption, even though the vehicles could contribute to climate protection. To plan the necessary mobility infrastructure according to...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Put Some Drive in Your Country – Need for and Acceptance of Autonomously Operating Services in Rural Areas of Germany
In order to preserve the quality of life especially in rural communities, new mobility concepts have to be developed. Autonomous vehicles present a promising and cutting-edge technology. This study was conduct...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Fairness and the Need for Regulation of AI in Medicine, Teaching, and Recruiting
The connections between the perception of trust, fairness, and regulatory needs regarding artificial intelligence have not been sufficiently investigated, yet. We address this research gap and analyze the role...
