BACKGROUND Use of mobile phones has rapidly risen among adolescents despite a lack of scientific certainty on their health risks. Risk perception is an important determinant of behavior, and studies on adolescents' risk perceptions of mobile phones or base stations are very scarce. This study aims to evaluate high school students' risk perceptions on mobile phones and base stations, their trust...

Digital information settings may not only offer an opportunity structure for democratic deliberation, but also facilitate the occurrence of negative phenomena – such as incivility, hate speech and false information. Even though extant literature has provided theoretical arguments a discursive affinity between or deceptive uncivil speech, we lack empirical evidence on whether how incivility conv...

Abstract This article draws on moral theory to advance digital citizenship education and explore how adolescents aged 13–16 make decisions when confronted with incivility, such as cyberbullying, social media. Given the extent which may be approached in line deontological (rules), utilitarian (consequences) and/or virtue ethical (character) theories, we argue that it is important know of these u...

The dark side of customer behavior has been receiving increasing attention in the business and management literature recent years. Scholars have used various terminologies to study those behaviors that disrupt service delivery, affect organizational performance, impact on employees’ well-being. In this study, through a systematic review bibliometric analysis 246 academic articles, we identify t...

Many workers are subjected to incidents of rudeness and ignorance at work. Emerging evidence suggests that exposure such incivility has an immediate impact on people’s well-being commitment. In this article we contribute nascent area enquiry by investigating the role discrete emotions in explaining how translates into detrimental daily consequences, examining whether varies depending inciviliti...