OBJECTIVE To describe feasibility and satisfaction findings from an innovative online family problem-solving intervention for adolescents with traumatic brain injury (TBI). METHODS Nine adolescents who sustained a moderate to severe TBI in the previous 24 months and their families participated in a novel, online, manualized treatment program (Teen Online Problem Solving, TOPS) consisting of 1...

Online consumer reviews have helped consumers to increase their knowledge about different products/services. While most previous studies try to provide general models that predict performance of online reviews, this study notes that different people look for different types of reviews. Hence, there is a need for developing a system that that is able to sort reviews differently for each user bas...

Almost all users look at online ratings and reviews before buying a product, visiting a business, or using a service. These reviews are independent, authored by other users, and thus may convey useful information to the end user. Reviews usually have an overall rating, but most of the times there are sub-texts in the review body that describe certain features/aspects of the product. The majorit...

Social media platforms host an increasing amount of costumer reviews on a wide range products. While most studies product focus the sentiments expressed or helpfulness judged by readers and their impact subsequent buying this study aims at uncovering psychological state persons making reviews. More specifically, applies narrative approach to analysis addresses question what construction reveals...

Peer-reviewing allows students to think critically about a subject and also learn from their classmates’ work. Students can learn to write effective reviews if they are provided feedback on the quality of their reviews. A review may contain summative or advisory content, or may identify problems in the author’s work. Reviewers can be helped to improve their feedback by receiving automated conte...

Shopping sites, such as Amazon, encourage consumers to create online reviews for products through product reviews. Such review systems enhance the value of Amazon and eBay as shopping destinations. However, Amazon takes it one step further by allowing other consumers to rate the reviews, creating reputation systems for reviewers. Those reviewers with the highest ratings are given greater promin...

This article describes preliminary results from a natural experiment that tested the impact of report cards on employees. As part of the 1995 enrollment process, some members of the State of Minnesota Employee Group Insurance Program received report cards on the plans offered to them, and others did not. Both groups of employees had a chance to review a second community-wide report card coverin...

This research is an attempt to assess the impact of trust, helpfulness, and fairness on economic growth in Europe. The first part paper highlights concept social capital related while second gives overview selected hitherto conducted subject. third presents econometric model based a modified Cobb‑Douglas production function. we propose includes three interrelated variables: generalized fairness...

This study explores how consumers, who differ in their psychological distance toward the purchasing event (i.e., temporal distance) or toward product review writers (i.e., social distance), comprehend concrete or abstract reviews. Two experiments were conducted. The first experiment examined how a consumer’s perception of temporal distance, near future or distant future, would affect his/her co...