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Table 3.1

An Analysis of Disorientation Research

Theory

Authors Schools Base Journal

Ahuja and Both authors were from (1) 3 Interacting with Computers

Webster (2001) business—University of Waterloo

(2) 4

Benbunan-Fich Business—Seton Hall (1) 3 (1) Information & Management

(2001)

Bernard and Both authors were from (1) 1 Usability News

Hamblin (2003) psychology—Wichita State

University

Chen and One author was from the School of (1) 3 Journal of Advertising Research

Wells (1999) Journalism and Communication—

University of Minnesota
One author was from advertising
within the School of Journalism and
Communication—University
of Minnesota

D'Ambra and One author was from the School (1) 3 Information & Management

Rice (2001) of Information Systems—University

of New South Wales
One author was from the School of

(2) 3

Communication, Information and
Library Studies—Rutgers University

(3) 3

Danielson Symbolic Systems (multidisciplinary)— (1) 3 Interacting with Computers

(2002) Stanford University

Danielson Symbolic systems (multidisciplinary)— (1) 3 IT and Society

(2003) Stanford University

Head et al. All authors were from business— (1) 4 International Journal of Human

(2000) McMaster University Computer Studies

Jarvenpaa and Both authors were from business— (1) 3 International Journal of

Todd (1996) University of Texas, Austin, and Electronic Commerce

Queen's University

Kim and Yoo Both authors were from business— (1) 3 International Journal of

(2000) Yonsei University (2) 3 Human Computer Studies

Lazar et al. Three authors were from computing (1) 3 IT and Society

(2003) science—University of Maryland

(First author from computing

(2) 3

science)
One author was from the HCI Institute—
Carnegie Mellon University
One author was from sociology—
University of Maryland