J. Haafner, J.A. de Moor, P.G.E.I.J. van der Velde, De werken van Jacob Haafner, II, J. A. de Moor, P. G. E. I. J. van der Velde, ed.

Jorien Van Der Velde

BACKGROUND: Alexithymia (“no words for feelings”) is a psychological construct that can be divided in a cognitive and affective dimension. The cognitive dimension reflects the ability to identify, verbalize and analyze feelings, whereas the affective dimension reflects the degree to which individuals get aroused by emotional stimuli and their ability to fantasize. These two alexithymia dimensio...

Dependence by any other name smells just as sweet: reply to van der Velde and van der Heijden (1997)

The hypothesis that people selectively attend to entire objects predicts that all attributes of an object will be reported either very accurately (if the object was attended) or very inaccurately (if it was unattended). Hence, reports of object attributes should show positive dependence. M. Monheit and J. Johnston (1994) have confirmed this prediction. F. van der Velde and A. H. C. van der Heij...

Neurophysiol Martin J . Lankheet and Richard J . A . van Wezel Anna Oleksiak , P . Christiaan Klink , Albert Postma , Ineke J . M . van der Ham

de Moor

Virtual communities are complex and evolving socio-technical systems. Community information systems require much theoretical research to address concrete design problems. Community IS design theory is still very young and fragmented, however. In this article, we outline a design theory construction methodology that could help build conceptual linkages between the disparate collection of (proto)...

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