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<DIV align=justify>The International Symposium on Technikpsychologie celebrates 100 years of interdisciplinary research of human-technology interaction at TU Darmstadt that dates back to the foundation of the institute for "Psychotechnik" in 1922. Since the introduction of the first functional computers in the 1940s, human-technology interaction has become increasingly relevant. Today’s industry is characterized by fully automatized productions, supply chains, and mobility processes in the IoT "Internet of Things", for example, smart homes with their privacy, safety, and security problems. Increasingly effective and satisfying direct human-robot-interactions, artificial intelligence, and machine learning are developing. Finally, technology is networking our lives completely, private and at work. Based on this historical development of human-technology interaction, the conference proceedings comprise a collection of current interdisciplinary research and development activities across departments of engineering and natural sciences as well as human and social sciences that cover the various aspects of "Technikpsychologie". The conference takes place on 15th February 2023 with pre- and post-workshops on 14th and 16th February that are supposed to foster the interaction of students and researchers. Topics of interest include research on the psychological aspects of human-technology interaction across disciplines and application areas such as architecture, computer science, engineering, design, medicine, and aviation, as well as the legal and ethical aspects of technology. <A href="https://www.editorialmanager.com/tecpsy/default1.aspx">https://www.editorialmanager.com/tecpsy/default1.aspx</A>

celebrating 100 years of interdisciplinary research at TU Darmstadt

The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and its Importance for Digitalization Research: A Review

The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and its Importance for Digitalization Research: A Review

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How do you Feel about Cybersecurity? – A Literature Review on Emotions in Cybersecurity

How do you Feel about Cybersecurity? – A Literature Review on Emotions in Cybersecurity

Clean up my Phone: Field Trial Results of a Privacy Tool Increasing Transparency about App Behavior

Clean up my Phone: Field Trial Results of a Privacy Tool Increasing Transparency about App Behavior

Users' Privacy Literacy, Motivation to use Tor and Further Privacy Protecting Behavior

Users' Privacy Literacy, Motivation to use Tor and Further Privacy Protecting Behavior

Defeating Dark Patterns: The impact of supporting information on dark patterns and cookie privacy decisions

Defeating Dark Patterns: The impact of supporting information on dark patterns and cookie privacy decisions

Dual-use in volunteer operations? Attitudes of computer science students regarding the establishment of a cyber security volunteer force

Dual-use in volunteer operations? Attitudes of computer science students regarding the establishment of a cyber security volunteer force

Exoskeleton developments at the Technical University of Darmstadt

Exoskeleton developments at the Technical University of Darmstadt

Competence retention for non-routine activities in digitized working environments (CONDITION) - studies based on the professions of chemical technician and pharmaceutical technician

Competence retention for non-routine activities in digitized working environments (CONDITION) - studies based on the professions of chemical technician and pharmaceutical technician

<DIV align=left>Editors: Nina Gerber, TU Darmstadt, Germany Verena Zimmermann, ETH Zürich, Switzerland</DIV>

<DIV align=left>Editors: Nina Gerber, TU Darmstadt, Germany Verena Zimmermann, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

The International Symposium on Technikpsychologie celebrates 100 years of interdisciplinary research of human-technology interaction at TU Darmstadt that dates back to the foundation of the institute for "Psychotechnik" in 1922. Since the introduction of the first functional computers in the 1940s, human-technology interaction has become increasingly relevant. Today’s industry is characterized by fully automatized productions, supply chains, and mobility processes in the IoT "Internet of Things", for example, smart homes with their privacy, safety, and security problems.

The International Symposium on Technikpsychologie celebrates 100 years of interdisciplinary research of human-technology interaction at...

The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and its Importance for Digitalization Research: A Review

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