Erkut Altindağ
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 708439 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Erkut Altindağ |
| NOMBRES | Erkut |
| APELLIDO | Altindağ |
| FIRMA | ALTINDAĞ E |
| AFILIACIONES | Doğuş University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0173-0454 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Employee perceptions of total rewards revealed through natural language processing of LinkedIn discourse
This study employs an innovative methodological framework combining natural language processing (NLP) and social media analytics to examine employee perceptions of total rewards through LinkedIn discourse. Analyzing 42,852 comments collected during 2023, we implemented a multi-modal analytical approach incorporating BERT-based sentiment analysis, topic modeling, and named entity recognition. Our research addresses the critical gap in understandin…
The administered sky
Archives of citizen UFO reports are routinely read as records of what people saw. This study instead treats them as records of what three agents contributed to a single document. Analysing 87,594 reports filed with the National UFO Reporting Centre from U.S. locations between 1947 and 2022, we distinguish the categorical vocabulary supplied by the reporting instrument, the diagnostic vocabulary supplied by archive editors, and the descriptive voc…
Augmented reality interventions in educational neuroscience
Visual Solidarity to Sustained Action
This study examines #BlackLivesMatter hashtag activism on Instagram during the two years following George Floyd’s killing (May 2020-May 2022), investigating how the platform’s visual-centric affordances shaped racial justice discourse. While extensive research has analyzed #BlackLivesMatter on text-dominant platforms, Instagram’s distinctive visual ecology remains understudied despite its significance in contemporary digital activism. Through a m…
Soil pollution and population health
Soil pollution represents a growing yet often overlooked threat to global public health. This study investigates 3000 soil contamination-related health cases across six continents to examine the spatial, demographic, and systemic patterns of disease severity and exposure. Integrating Environmental Justice Theory and Risk Society Theory, the analysis reveals that soil pollution disproportionately affects marginalized populations particularly child…
The golden screen
This article examines how Internet Movie Database (IMDb) operates as a contemporary site of cultural legitimation by analysing its top 1000 highest-rated television episodes between 1975 and 2022. Rather than interpreting ratings as neutral reflections of quality, the study conceptualizes them as outcomes shaped by platform architecture, user participation and evaluative conventions. The findings reveal genre-based asymmetries in recognition, inc…
Astrology as emotional discourse in digital public space
Astrology has become a visible and normalized element of contemporary digital public spaces, where it functions less as a system of belief and more as a medium for emotional expression, identity narration, and everyday sense-making. This study conceptualizes astrology-related communication not as an epistemic claim requiring validation, but as a form of emotional discourse embedded in platformed public life. Drawing on Affective Publics theory an…
Digital dread
Social media platforms like TikTok have become central to how contemporary cultures express fear and anxiety, making them vital sites for studying how digital dread takes shape. This study examines how horror narratives and surveillance themes operate within TikTok’s compressed temporal format and algorithmic attention economy. Through quantitative content analysis of 19,382 TikTok videos, we investigate the prevalence, engagement patterns, and a…
From pixels to perceptions
Mapping the Disciplinary Infrastructure
This article conducts a bibliometric analysis of 816 Games and Culture publications (2006–2025) indexed in Scopus to explore how specialized journals shape the institutionalization of interdisciplinary fields. Through citation networks, keyword co-occurrence, authorship, and geographic analyses, it treats the journal as a model of scholarly infrastructure in game studies. Results reveal steady publication growth (from 20 to over 100 articles annu…
Shadows of the past
How Consumer Motivations to Participate in Sharing Economy Differ Across Developed and Developing Countries
Extreme and fundamental changes in the economy and social life in the 2000s, fueled by technological development, pushed people toward new ways of consumption known as “Sharing Economy” (SE). Consumers’ motivations to participate in SE are still not completely clear because of SE’s relatively short history and hazy boundaries. This study aimed to contribute to closing that gap. This research also looks at how consumers’ motives for SE differ acro…
Do Not Neglect the Power of Symbols on Employee Performance
Symbols, which are considered as a reflection of an organization’s culture, also provide clues about an organization’s character and value system. The positioning of symbols in the business world and academic studies thus remains an important issue. This study, which measures the effects of organizational symbolism on organizational commitment and firm performance, carries out a scale development study to evaluate the concept of symbolism. For th…
The Impact of New Generation Management Approaches on the Firm Performance
The main purpose of this study is to research how and to what degree a company's performance is affected by the new generation management approaches through strategic human resource applications. Within this framework, of the new generation management approaches, organizational ambidexterity, learning organization, and innovation capability have been included as independent variables, and of the strategic human resource applications, with the mod…
Impact on presenteeism of the conscientiousness trait
Our purpose in this study was to examine the relationship between presenteeism and the conscientiousness trait as an individual-level predictor of employee health and productivity. We used convenience sampling to recruit 168 Turkish health employees, who completed measures of conscientiousness and presenteeism. The findings revealed that in a work outcomes context, the conscientiousness trait was positively related to the noncompletion of work di…
Charismatic Leadership and Organizational Citizenship Behavior
We examined the influence of charismatic leadership on ethical climate and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). Data were obtained from 600 employees in several industry sectors. The findings showed positive relationships among charismatic leadership, ethical climate, and OCB. Ethical climate was found to be a weak mediator in the relationship between charismatic leadership and OCB. However, ethical climate mediated the relationship between…
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Charismatic Leadership and Organizational Citizenship Behavior
We examined the influence of charismatic leadership on ethical climate and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). Data were obtained from 600 employees in several industry sectors. The findings showed positive relationships among charismatic leadership, ethical climate, and OCB. Ethical climate was found to be a weak mediator in the relationship between charismatic leadership and OCB. However, ethical climate mediated the relationship between…
Impact on presenteeism of the conscientiousness trait
Our purpose in this study was to examine the relationship between presenteeism and the conscientiousness trait as an individual-level predictor of employee health and productivity. We used convenience sampling to recruit 168 Turkish health employees, who completed measures of conscientiousness and presenteeism. The findings revealed that in a work outcomes context, the conscientiousness trait was positively related to the noncompletion of work di…
Do Not Neglect the Power of Symbols on Employee Performance
Symbols, which are considered as a reflection of an organization’s culture, also provide clues about an organization’s character and value system. The positioning of symbols in the business world and academic studies thus remains an important issue. This study, which measures the effects of organizational symbolism on organizational commitment and firm performance, carries out a scale development study to evaluate the concept of symbolism. For th…
The Impact of New Generation Management Approaches on the Firm Performance
The main purpose of this study is to research how and to what degree a company's performance is affected by the new generation management approaches through strategic human resource applications. Within this framework, of the new generation management approaches, organizational ambidexterity, learning organization, and innovation capability have been included as independent variables, and of the strategic human resource applications, with the mod…
How Consumer Motivations to Participate in Sharing Economy Differ Across Developed and Developing Countries
Extreme and fundamental changes in the economy and social life in the 2000s, fueled by technological development, pushed people toward new ways of consumption known as “Sharing Economy” (SE). Consumers’ motivations to participate in SE are still not completely clear because of SE’s relatively short history and hazy boundaries. This study aimed to contribute to closing that gap. This research also looks at how consumers’ motives for SE differ acro…
Shadows of the past
Employee perceptions of total rewards revealed through natural language processing of LinkedIn discourse
This study employs an innovative methodological framework combining natural language processing (NLP) and social media analytics to examine employee perceptions of total rewards through LinkedIn discourse. Analyzing 42,852 comments collected during 2023, we implemented a multi-modal analytical approach incorporating BERT-based sentiment analysis, topic modeling, and named entity recognition. Our research addresses the critical gap in understandin…
The administered sky
Archives of citizen UFO reports are routinely read as records of what people saw. This study instead treats them as records of what three agents contributed to a single document. Analysing 87,594 reports filed with the National UFO Reporting Centre from U.S. locations between 1947 and 2022, we distinguish the categorical vocabulary supplied by the reporting instrument, the diagnostic vocabulary supplied by archive editors, and the descriptive voc…
Augmented reality interventions in educational neuroscience
Visual Solidarity to Sustained Action
This study examines #BlackLivesMatter hashtag activism on Instagram during the two years following George Floyd’s killing (May 2020-May 2022), investigating how the platform’s visual-centric affordances shaped racial justice discourse. While extensive research has analyzed #BlackLivesMatter on text-dominant platforms, Instagram’s distinctive visual ecology remains understudied despite its significance in contemporary digital activism. Through a m…
Soil pollution and population health
Soil pollution represents a growing yet often overlooked threat to global public health. This study investigates 3000 soil contamination-related health cases across six continents to examine the spatial, demographic, and systemic patterns of disease severity and exposure. Integrating Environmental Justice Theory and Risk Society Theory, the analysis reveals that soil pollution disproportionately affects marginalized populations particularly child…
The golden screen
This article examines how Internet Movie Database (IMDb) operates as a contemporary site of cultural legitimation by analysing its top 1000 highest-rated television episodes between 1975 and 2022. Rather than interpreting ratings as neutral reflections of quality, the study conceptualizes them as outcomes shaped by platform architecture, user participation and evaluative conventions. The findings reveal genre-based asymmetries in recognition, inc…
Astrology as emotional discourse in digital public space
Astrology has become a visible and normalized element of contemporary digital public spaces, where it functions less as a system of belief and more as a medium for emotional expression, identity narration, and everyday sense-making. This study conceptualizes astrology-related communication not as an epistemic claim requiring validation, but as a form of emotional discourse embedded in platformed public life. Drawing on Affective Publics theory an…
Digital dread
Social media platforms like TikTok have become central to how contemporary cultures express fear and anxiety, making them vital sites for studying how digital dread takes shape. This study examines how horror narratives and surveillance themes operate within TikTok’s compressed temporal format and algorithmic attention economy. Through quantitative content analysis of 19,382 TikTok videos, we investigate the prevalence, engagement patterns, and a…
From pixels to perceptions
Mapping the Disciplinary Infrastructure
This article conducts a bibliometric analysis of 816 Games and Culture publications (2006–2025) indexed in Scopus to explore how specialized journals shape the institutionalization of interdisciplinary fields. Through citation networks, keyword co-occurrence, authorship, and geographic analyses, it treats the journal as a model of scholarly infrastructure in game studies. Results reveal steady publication growth (from 20 to over 100 articles annu…
Psychology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Digital media (3 obras) · Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior (3 obras) · Marketing (3 obras) · Narrative (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Social media (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras)