Computers in human behavior

Computers in Human Behavior

Less is known about cyberbullying behaviors in college populations because studies on this topic traditionally have focused on adolescent populations, have not measured correlates of this behavior within college samples, or have methodological weaknesses limiting their findings. By using a more comprehensive measure of cyberbullying behaviors and examining what is associated with its occurrence...

The future of online therapy ARTICLE in COMPUTERS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR · DECEMBER 2014

Human Design: Wearable Computers for Human Networking

Computer technology has mostly focused either on the isolated individual, or has treated the person as a clueless extra wandering in a computer-controlled environment. Researchers seem to have forgotten that people are social animals, and that the quality of their lives is defined by their roles in human organizations. Instead of inventing technology for the individual as an isolated entity, wh...

Computers Assist Humans in Human Resources

Resumes are the primary vehicle employers use to identify qualified job candidates. Thousands of companies across corporate America have used the recruiter to match tens to thousands of resumes to tens to hundreds of job opportunities. This chapter discusses Resumix, the world’s first intelligent resume-processing system. Resumix reads applicant resumes, creates a precise resume summary, matche...

CHIL - Computers in the Human Interaction Loop

CHIL ("Computers in the Human Interaction Loop") is an Integrated Project under the European Commission's Sixth Framework Programme. The CHIL consortium is jointly coordinated by Universität Karlsruhe (TH) and the Fraunhofer Institute IITB. CHIL was launched on January 1st, 2004. The objective of this project is to explore and create environments in which computers serve humans who focus on int...