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City Seattle / New York / Eindhoven / The Hague / Amsterdam / London / / Company MIT Press / ACM Press / Foretec Seminars Inc. / Nielsen Norman Group / Increasing Consumers' Trust / New Riders Publishing / Affective Human Factors Design Asean Academic Press / / Country Netherlands / United States / / Event Product Issues / Funding / / Facility Eindhoven University of Technology / Prentice Hall / Studio Archetype / University of London / / IndustryTerm online / methodological tools / web design / e-commerce user interfaces / e-commerce / online transaction / Web Conference / Internet Store / online systems / travel booking / web interface / clear online user experience strategy / e.g. hardware / online interaction / given product / online banking / online marketing services / e-commerce sites / car dealers / e-commerce-specific user interface / online grocery shopping / e-zines / online channels / information technology / healthcare services / merchant web site / banking / Internet Commerce / trusted web sites / e - commerce / Web Usability / e-commerce system / it easy to return products / online payment system / software solutions / online gambling / search results / e-commerce user experience design / / Organization MIT / Cambridge Univ. / Eindhoven University of Technology / Trust for Electronic Commerce / University of London / / Person Khalid Proceedings / Helander / Basil Blackwell / / Position author / Further Research The author / Marshall / / Product links / typographical errors / / ProvinceOrState New York / / PublishedMedium Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / Free Press / Human Relations / / Technology information technology / instant messaging / viral marketing / encryption / underlying technology / / URL http /
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