Journal Articles
Table of Contents for Volume 29 of Informing Science: The International Journal of an Emerging Transdiscipline, 2026
informing science, InfoSci, table of contents
.i - iii
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In this editorial paper, I pose some questions about the role of informing science. I do so by considering the current global situation of polycrisis: war conflicts, genocides, humanitarian crisis, the climate change and the exacerbation of social inequalities occurring in a polarized violent public opinion perpetuating racist and discriminatory ideology. What is the purpose of academic writing i ...
informing science, polycrisis, solidarity, transdisciplinary research
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This paper investigates the marginal presence of psychodynamic perspectives in contemporary Western Work and Organizational Psychology (W-WOP), addressing concerns that such approaches remain overlooked despite their relevance to understanding the emotional and unconscious dimensions of work.
Background
Drawing on a Critical Work and Organizational Psychology (CWOP) perspective, ...
psychoanalysis, epistemic injustice, critical psychology, conference analysis
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To diagnose the internal state of municipal digital transformation by identifying and characterizing the perception gaps between employees’ current and targeted states of back-office e-government systems (process efficiency, data integration, technological competence, digital stress).
Background
Despite large investments in municipal ICT and national digital strategies, back-off ...
back-office e-government, digital transformation, perception gap analysis, data integration, socio-technical systems
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To examine how Generative AI (GenAI) creates systemic informing failures in resource-constrained higher education institutions, producing cycles of inequity that fragmented interventions cannot resolve.
Background
This study introduces a Systemic Framework for Equitable GenAI Assessment that addresses breakdowns in information sharing across students, faculty, and administrators ...
informing systems, generative AI, educational equity, digital divide, institutional scaffolding, resource-constrained contexts
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This paper examines how robot anthropomorphism, gender, and individual characteristics shape perceptions, attitudes, and intentions toward robot bartenders.
Background
The paper examines human–robot interaction in a bar setting by exploring factors that promote positive perceptions and interactions between consumers and robot bartenders.
Methodology
The study was conducted ...
service robot, social robot, robot bartender, human-robot interaction (HRI), anthropomorphism, gender stereotypes
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The relationship between music and language is well established in developmental psychology and educational research. Nevertheless, important questions remain, particularly concerning children aged 0-6 years, the educational setting, and the extent to which music training supports the early development of linguistic abilities.
Background
This systematic review addressed these is ...
systematic review, music-based interventions, language development, toddlers and preschoolers, quality education, educational services
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This paper addresses the need to understand how digital transformation, often framed as a technological process, is concretely translated into human resource management (HRM) practices. It examines how HR managers interpret and manage the organizational, cultural, and skill-related changes associated with digital transformation, situating these practices within the emerging Industry ...
digital transformation, human resource management, Industry 5.0, talent management, training, human-centered organization
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This study explored the associations among stress, eating attitudes, self-esteem, physical activity, and wearable device engagement (use experience and usage period), alongside related health app use and health-tracking practices, among female university students in Kuwait.
Background
The proliferation of wearable health-monitoring technologies has reshaped personal healthcare ...
wearable health devices, female university students, stress, self-esteem, eating attitudes, physical activity, digital health, Kuwait
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