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Sensors
(2017)
To warn or not to warn? Towards an assistance strategy that reduces unnecessary collision alerts
(2017)
Prototype of an automated photobiomodulation treatment device for in vitro wound healing studies
(2017)
Age-Related Impairments like Reduced Hearing Capacity – A Safety Issue for the Working World?
(2017)
Delegated Audit of Cloud Provider Chains Using Provider Provisioned Mobile Evidence Collection
(2017)
A simulation study on the ventilation inhomogeneity measured with Electrical Impedance Tomography
(2017)
Increasing the Efficiency of Photovoltaic (PV) Batteries through Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring
(2017)
Software Defined Privacy
(2017)
This thesis investigates the effect choice options in e-commerce applications have on consumers’ decision making. Previous research showed that a large number of options
can affect consumers negatively. However, the conditions for such choice overload are unclear. After reviewing the existing research, the amount of information (entropy)
contained in a choice set and individual differences were determined as possible influencing factors in an online environment. In a choice experiment, choice sets with
varying information loads and an assessment of the Big Five personality traits were used to test the impact of the two identified factors on choice avoidance behavior. Results from chi-square-tests and a logistic regression model suggest choice overload but without entropy having an effect. A logistic regression model revealed that extraverted consumers are easier overloaded. A low Neuroticism score was found to be related to less occurrence of a too-much-choice-effect. Consumers with a high Openness score on the other hand choose one of the presented options more often and were therefore less often
overwhelmed by the assortment. An interaction effect between personality and the amount of entropy was not found. These findings extend the research on choice overload and offer valuable input for marketers targeting consumers online.
EMD inspired filtering algorithm for signal analysis in the context of non intrusive load monitoring
(2017)
Challenges when Designing LED-Based Illumination Systems in Medical Applications and Diagnostics
(2017)