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2013
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T. S. Amer, Todd L. Johnson, Jo-Mae B. Maris, Gregory L. Neal:
The Perceived Hazard of Earcons in Information Technology Exception Messages: The Effect of Musical Dissonance/Consonance and Pitch. Interact. Comput. 25(1): 48-59 (2013)
2010
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T. S. Amer, Jo-Mae B. Maris:
Information Technology Exception Messages: A Proposed Set of Information Elements and Format for Consistency and Informativeness. Int. J. Technol. Hum. Interact. 6(1): 54-68 (2010)
2007
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T. S. Amer, Jo-Mae B. Maris:
Signal Words and Signal Icons in Application Control and Information Technology Exception Messages - Hazard Matching and Habituation Effects. J. Inf. Syst. 21(2): 1-25 (2007)

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1991
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Jo-Mae B. Maris, Charles Schroeder:
Precursor for parallel development. ACM Conference on Computer Science 1991: 85-93

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