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Jacqueline D. Bailey and Karen L. Blackmore
Despite the variety of applications that use avatars (virtual humans), how end-users perceive avatars are not fully understood, and accurately measuring these perceptions remains a challenge. To measure end-user responses more accurately to avatars, this...
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Tran Thi Lan
This paper aims to identify risk awareness through factors that influence the intention to buy people?s life insurance in Daklak province of Vietnam and provide implications for life insurance companies. The data resources were conducted from the survey ...
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Dubravka U?ar
Pág. 199 - 211
The main purpose of this study is to shed light on consumers? knowledge of geographical indications in Serbia. We therefore present the results obtained from a consumer survey on a sample of 806 respondents in the territory of Serbia. Differences in cons...
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Andela Lazarevic,Ivana Marinovic Matovic
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After the downfall of socialist regimes, human resource management systems in transition countries like Serbia were transformed, establishing entirely new employee compensation system. In this paper, the most common benefits and perks in the Serbian fina...
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Sahand Azarby and Arthur Rice
User spatial perception in different virtual environments may vary based on specific user characteristics and the features of the Virtual Reality (VR) system. This research explored the impacts of user characteristics such as age, gender, and design know...
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