Amine Moussa
Biographic Data
| ID | 9503642 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amine Moussa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amine |
| FAMILY NAME | Moussa |
| SIGNATURE | MOUSSA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bath |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1092-5758 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 1 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 10 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Build_PC
The use of emerging technologies such as mobile augmented reality (MAR) in education has gained relevance, especially in technical areas such as PC hardware learning. However, a persistent problem is the cognitive load that these applications may impose on students, which could affect learning effectiveness and acceptance. This issue is crucial, as a high mental workload can lead to disengagement and lower knowledge retention. Previous studies ha…
Marriage or Manipulation? A Criminological Exploration of Social Media Marriage as Emerging Deviance in the Lens of Ghanaian Youth
This study investigates Ghanaian youth perceptions of “social media marriage,” examining whether these digital unions constitute legitimate relationships or spaces prone to criminal exploitation. Employing a descriptive phenomenological design within an interpretive paradigm, 40 participants aged 18–35 were purposively and snowball sampled from three popular online dating platforms in Ghana. Data were collected through in‐depth interviews conduct…
Constructing choice, reproducing inequality
This paper critically examines the UK government’s promotion of accelerated degrees as a widening participation policy in higher education. Although presented as a flexible and efficient route for non-traditional learners, accelerated degrees have seen limited uptake and minimal impact on participation. Drawing on the Social Construction Framework, the paper analyses key policy documents to explore how target learners are discursively constructed…
The Role of Digital Financial Inclusion and Governance in Shaping Health Spending
Given the growing recognition of digital financial inclusion (DFI) and governance (GVN) systems in ensuring the proper dissemination of public funds, both variables can play a transformative role in enhancing the proper delivery of public health facilities. This study investigates the role of DFI and GVN in determining the health spending (HSP) across 22 Arab League countries over the period 1999 to 2023. The cross‐sectionally augmented autoregre…
Quantifying Visual Navigation in Campus Open Spaces Using a Computer Vision Model
This study presents a framework specifically designed to measure and quantify visual experiences within academic campus environments. The framework addresses the need for quantitative methods to analyze spatial experiences, focusing on key elements of the built environment, such as visible sky, greenery, and spatial enclosure. While the framework emphasizes visual components, it does not aim to analyze broader sensory or emotional experiences. In…
Consumer Savings and Digital Remittance in Open Banking
Open banking (OB) refers to financial institutions opening their data and services to external parties via application programming interfaces (APIs), a practice that has been increasingly adopted globally since its 2018 regulatory inception in the United Kingdom. Despite its growth, there is still a lack of academic studies examining its impact on consumer financial behaviors on a global scale. This study addresses this gap by exploring OB’s infl…
Would You Trust Your GenAI Chatbot as Your School Therapist? Perspectives and Implications From Teachers and Students
This study examines trust in AI chatbot therapists within the context of Yang and Wibowo’s conceptual framework on user trust in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), which addresses factors, components, and outcomes of trust. Drawing on insights from secondary school teachers ( n = 29) and students ( n = 69), the research evaluates the opportunities and challenges of integrating GenAI into mental health support services in school settings.…
Talent Retention of Information Technology Professionals in Light of Employee Experience
The information technology (IT) sector in Brazil remains highly competitive in attracting and retaining skilled professionals, despite global layoffs by major tech companies. This study is aimed at developing and validating a comprehensive instrument for measuring employee experience, providing actionable insights to enhance talent retention. Employing a mixed‐methods approach guided by the design science research (DSR) framework, data were colle…
Is Information Sharing During Online Medical Consultations a Patient’s Concern? An Extended Theoretical Model
Although OMC is a convenient healthcare technology, it poses challenges related to user satisfaction and data confidentiality. Previous studies have overlooked the importance of OMC in densely populated developing countries, where a healthcare application could potentially serve millions of patients. Moreover, patients in developing countries view OMC as more convenient and affordable in terms of saving time and transportation costs from face‐to‐…
Heavy Users, Mobile Gamers, and Social Networkers
Smartphone use during parenting is common, which may lead to distraction (also known as technoference). However, it is likely that some phone activities are less disruptive to parents and children. In this study, we explored smartphone use (via passive sensing across 8 days) within 264 parents of infants, measuring parents’ application use on their phone (e.g., messaging, social media, mobile gaming, video chat) and phone use across contexts (e.g…
Measuring Cues of Leadership, Cohesion, and Fluidity in Joint Full‐Body Movement to Support Embodied Interaction Design
Innovative applications of human movement analysis, for example, for mitigating/slowing down certain pathological conditions, have recently emerged from the modeling and automated measurement of full‐body expressive midlevel individual and group movement qualities, at a higher complexity level than movement qualities derived directly from physical signals, still not characterizing any gesture in a specific way. More in general, the availability o…
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Heavy Users, Mobile Gamers, and Social Networkers
Smartphone use during parenting is common, which may lead to distraction (also known as technoference). However, it is likely that some phone activities are less disruptive to parents and children. In this study, we explored smartphone use (via passive sensing across 8 days) within 264 parents of infants, measuring parents’ application use on their phone (e.g., messaging, social media, mobile gaming, video chat) and phone use across contexts (e.g…
Measuring Cues of Leadership, Cohesion, and Fluidity in Joint Full‐Body Movement to Support Embodied Interaction Design
Innovative applications of human movement analysis, for example, for mitigating/slowing down certain pathological conditions, have recently emerged from the modeling and automated measurement of full‐body expressive midlevel individual and group movement qualities, at a higher complexity level than movement qualities derived directly from physical signals, still not characterizing any gesture in a specific way. More in general, the availability o…
The Role of Digital Financial Inclusion and Governance in Shaping Health Spending
Given the growing recognition of digital financial inclusion (DFI) and governance (GVN) systems in ensuring the proper dissemination of public funds, both variables can play a transformative role in enhancing the proper delivery of public health facilities. This study investigates the role of DFI and GVN in determining the health spending (HSP) across 22 Arab League countries over the period 1999 to 2023. The cross‐sectionally augmented autoregre…
Quantifying Visual Navigation in Campus Open Spaces Using a Computer Vision Model
This study presents a framework specifically designed to measure and quantify visual experiences within academic campus environments. The framework addresses the need for quantitative methods to analyze spatial experiences, focusing on key elements of the built environment, such as visible sky, greenery, and spatial enclosure. While the framework emphasizes visual components, it does not aim to analyze broader sensory or emotional experiences. In…
Consumer Savings and Digital Remittance in Open Banking
Open banking (OB) refers to financial institutions opening their data and services to external parties via application programming interfaces (APIs), a practice that has been increasingly adopted globally since its 2018 regulatory inception in the United Kingdom. Despite its growth, there is still a lack of academic studies examining its impact on consumer financial behaviors on a global scale. This study addresses this gap by exploring OB’s infl…
Would You Trust Your GenAI Chatbot as Your School Therapist? Perspectives and Implications From Teachers and Students
This study examines trust in AI chatbot therapists within the context of Yang and Wibowo’s conceptual framework on user trust in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), which addresses factors, components, and outcomes of trust. Drawing on insights from secondary school teachers ( n = 29) and students ( n = 69), the research evaluates the opportunities and challenges of integrating GenAI into mental health support services in school settings.…
Talent Retention of Information Technology Professionals in Light of Employee Experience
The information technology (IT) sector in Brazil remains highly competitive in attracting and retaining skilled professionals, despite global layoffs by major tech companies. This study is aimed at developing and validating a comprehensive instrument for measuring employee experience, providing actionable insights to enhance talent retention. Employing a mixed‐methods approach guided by the design science research (DSR) framework, data were colle…
Is Information Sharing During Online Medical Consultations a Patient’s Concern? An Extended Theoretical Model
Although OMC is a convenient healthcare technology, it poses challenges related to user satisfaction and data confidentiality. Previous studies have overlooked the importance of OMC in densely populated developing countries, where a healthcare application could potentially serve millions of patients. Moreover, patients in developing countries view OMC as more convenient and affordable in terms of saving time and transportation costs from face‐to‐…
Build_PC
The use of emerging technologies such as mobile augmented reality (MAR) in education has gained relevance, especially in technical areas such as PC hardware learning. However, a persistent problem is the cognitive load that these applications may impose on students, which could affect learning effectiveness and acceptance. This issue is crucial, as a high mental workload can lead to disengagement and lower knowledge retention. Previous studies ha…
Marriage or Manipulation? A Criminological Exploration of Social Media Marriage as Emerging Deviance in the Lens of Ghanaian Youth
This study investigates Ghanaian youth perceptions of “social media marriage,” examining whether these digital unions constitute legitimate relationships or spaces prone to criminal exploitation. Employing a descriptive phenomenological design within an interpretive paradigm, 40 participants aged 18–35 were purposively and snowball sampled from three popular online dating platforms in Ghana. Data were collected through in‐depth interviews conduct…
Constructing choice, reproducing inequality
This paper critically examines the UK government’s promotion of accelerated degrees as a widening participation policy in higher education. Although presented as a flexible and efficient route for non-traditional learners, accelerated degrees have seen limited uptake and minimal impact on participation. Drawing on the Social Construction Framework, the paper analyses key policy documents to explore how target learners are discursively constructed…
Computer Science (4 works) · AI in Service Interactions (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Economic Growth and Development (2 works) · Human–computer interaction (2 works) · Microfinance and Financial Inclusion (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Action Observation and Synchronization (1 works)