References to Extended Literature Review and Rationale

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Phase Maps for Two Jury Deliberations

These are the phase maps of the jury deliberations referenced in the article "Exploring Conflict Management Processes In Jury Deliberations Through Interaction Analysis" published in Small Group Researchunpublishe

Honoring the Civil War Dead: Commemoration and the Problem of Reconciliation

Secession in the Cemetery Crafting the Cause Victorious Scholars of American history are looking into almost every aspect of civil war memory. Few would question the significance of the bloody conflict in the history of the South, shaping white southern identity even into contemp...

Monuments to the Lost Cause: Women, Art and the Landscapes of Southern Memory

Sculpting the Lost Cause Preserving Confederate glory in stone Monuments to the Lost Cause: Women, Art and the Landscapes of Southern Memory brings together art and architectural specialists and some of the most important hi...

The Southern Past: A Clash of Race and Memory

History and Memory Understanding the Southern Past The relationship between memory and history has become a central concern for historians over the last several decades. Southern historians in particular have sought to examine the role played by memory in shaping our understand...

Behavioral Correlates of Flow in Internet Browsing

This study explores the relationship between flow experience and browsing behavior of online shoppers. Behavioral patterns were identified and extracted from screen recording. Analysis both positive and negative correlates of flow experience shows support of perception-based flow measures

Will Flow Experience Lead to Better Outcomes in Online Shopping?

This paper reports the results of a study examining users’ perceptions of flow and outcomes in online shopping. Three characteristics of flow activities and six dimensions of flow are predicted to affect outcomes as measured by perceived usefulness, pleasure, and behavior intentions. Results show that flow affects all outcome measures. Implications for future research and practice are discussed

Building a Facilitated Design Collaboration Environment

Complex design problems require members of project teams go beyond individualistic work to engage in joint activity of generating new insights, new ideas, and new artifacts. Excellence in the design of GUIs requires creative problem solving. It is widely accepted that creative problem solving is most effective when individuals or groups employ a cyclic process of divergence-convergence consisting of three phases. In this paper we propose a collaborative environment for GUI design and evaluation, at the core of which is a process-based Agent Facilitator (AF). The advantage of this AF lies in its 1) focus on process of managing group dynamics rather than the content of the discussion, 2) democratic and non-obtrusive facilitation style, 3) strong feedback mechanism and 4) transparent collaboration and consensus making process. We discuss the system architecture and the implementation of a prototype extending the online chat mechanism. Although our initial effort has focused on the domain of Graphic User Interface (GUI) design, this framework is applicable to other design domains