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by Jannica Heinstrom
From Fear to Flow
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Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
List of figures and tables
About the author
List of acronyms
Chapter 1: Introduction
Making the most of strengths
The whole is more than the sum of the parts
Chapter 2: Personality
Trait theory
Consistency
Genetic base
Five-factor model
Chapter 3: Openness to experience – the exploration dimension
introduction
Open information interaction
Innovation and discovery
Joy of learning
Intuitive decision-making
Incidental information acquisition
Curiosity
Tip-of-the-tongue experience
Risk-taking
Cautious information interaction
Chapter 4: Conscientiousness – the persistence dimension
Introduction
Conscientious information interaction
Dedication and thoroughness
Work achievement
The goal in mind and heart
Careful decision-making
Laid-back information interaction
Chapter 5: Extroversion – the social dimension
Introduction
Interpersonal information interaction
Flexibility and pragmatism
Sensation seeking
Reflective information interaction
Chapter 6: Agreeableness – the trust dimension
Introduction
Agreeable information interaction
Competitive information interaction
Chapter 7: Negative affectivity – the emotional dimension
Introduction
Anxiety versus depression
Anxious perception
Anxious interpretation
Frenetic information seeking
Depression
Aggression
Pessimism
Negative emotionality as a barrier
Supporting the library anxious
Avoidance in a work context
Decision-making and relevance judgment
Chapter 8: Need for cognition
Chapter 9: Positive emotionality
Introduction
Mood
Incidental information acquisition
Motivation
Happily prolonging uncertainty
Flow
Chapter 10: Self-efficacy and self-confidence
Introduction
Self-assured information interaction
Confident decision-making
Efficiency in a work context
Insecure information interaction
Chapter 11: Locus of control
Introduction
Responsible information interaction
Helplessness
Chapter 12: Monitoring and blunting
Introduction
Intensive information seeking
Dispositional coping
Arousal
Monitoring and trait anxiety
Information avoidance
Chapter 13: Uncertainty orientation
Introduction
Uncertainty-oriented information interaction
Certainty-oriented information interaction
Uncertainty orientation and other traits
Chapter 14: Broad scanning, fast surfing and deep diving
Chapter 15: Discussion
You have your own unique talents in information interaction – capitalize on them!
Strengths in information interaction
Openness to experience
Conscientiousness
Extroversion
Agreeableness
Negative affectivity
The full picture
Five dimensions
Personality and information interaction 2.0 forward
References
Index
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Chandos Information Professional Series
From Fear to Flow: Personality and information interaction
Jannica Heinström
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