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Exploring intention to reuse recommendation agents from accessibility-diagnosticity perspective: the moderating effect of domain knowledge
2011
European Conference on Information Systems
Recommendation agents help users reduce information overload and improve decision quality. Yet, many online shoppers have negative reaction or have no motivation to use recommendation agents, since they have no idea of whether users can achieve their shopping goals with less effort. We think information is fundamental to using recommendation agents. This study develops a research framework from the accessibility-diagnosticity perspective and proposes explanation facility, perceived similarity
dblp:conf/ecis/HuangK11
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