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Customer Centricity Research Methoden: Wie sich User Experience (besser) messen lässt

Joosten, J.; Hahn, A.; Klug, Katharina (2025)

In: Arica, M., Friedrich, K., Hiemeyer, WD., Stumpf, M. (eds) Marketing & Sales Innovation 2026; FOM-Edition. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden.
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-49537-4_5


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Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) ist längst zu einem festen Bestandteil in Marketing und Vertrieb geworden.  KI-basierte Lösungen wie personalisierte Empfehlungssysteme, automatisierte Kundeninteraktionen und prädiktive Analysen definieren die Landschaft von Marketing und Vertrieb neu. Dieses Buch geht zentralen Fragen auf den Grund: Wie beeinflusst KI das Konsumentenverhalten? Welche Auswirkungen hat sie auf die Effektivität von Marketingstrategien und Vertriebsprozessen? Und vor allem, wie können Unternehmen KI nutzen, um eine harmonische Symbiose von Mensch und Technologie zu schaffen und den Kunden ein einzigartiges Einkaufserlebnis über sämtliche Interaktionspunkte zu bieten? Das Thema wird sowohl aus der Kunden- als auch aus der Vertriebs- bzw. Marketingperspektive beleuchtet.


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LLM Visibility als Erfolgsfaktor im Digital Marketing

Hahn, Alexander; Klug, Katharina; Marcinowski, Felix (2025)

Markenartikel, Markenverband e.V., Berlin (12), 36-39.


 

KI-Sprachmodelle wie ChatGPT gewinnen an Bedeutung. Zwar liefern sie noch weniger Traffic als Suchmaschinen, doch ihr Einfluss auf die frühen Phasen der Customer Journey steigt. Auch die Abdeckung transaktionaler Journey-Elemente ist nur eine Frage der Zeit.

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Mit Handtaschen Geld scheffeln, Interview mit Klug, K. zum Thema "Luxusgüter als Wertanlage"

Klug, Katharina (2025)

Nürnberger Nachrichten.


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Valorization of natural fibers in flame retarded poly(lactic acid)

Wagner, Jan; Häfner, Philipp; Reimann, Hans-Achim (2025)

Materials Today Communications 50, 114575.
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2025.114575


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Parental burnout in the context of the parent-child relationship

Zentner, Michelle; Stang, Philipp; Händel, Marion (2025)

In: Stang, P., Weiss, M., Köllner, M. (eds) Health psychology. Applications in clinical and sports contexts, 1. Auflage, Nomos, Baden-Baden, 197–205.


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Happiness capital: resources for student wellbeing

Ziegler, Albert; Bakhiet, Salaheldin Farah Attallah; Issa, Ahmed Nabawy Abdou...

Frontiers in Education 10.
DOI: doi: 10.3389/feduc.2025.1684397


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This study explores a resource-based perspective on subjective wellbeing in educational contexts by introducing the concept of happiness capital. Building on the educational and learning capital approach, we adapted existing measures to assess how personal and environmental resources contribute to students’ wellbeing. In a sample of 1,528 Egyptian secondary school students, perceived happiness capital significantly predicted life satisfaction, positive and negative emotions across all age groups. These findings suggest that the same resource structures supporting learning can foster emotional flourishing. We briefly discuss implications for resource-based models of wellbeing in education and propose directions for future research.

 

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MINT goes international – Herausforderungen der MINT-Lehre im Zuge der Internationalisierung

Gaisser, Sibylle; Martin, Annette; Vaidya, Haresh; Moog, Mathias; Knoblauch, Anke (2025)

Tagungsband zum 6. Symposium zur Hochschullehre in den MINT-Fächern, München, 340-349.
DOI: 10.57825/repo_in-6441


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  • Vor dem Hintergrund sinkender Studierendenzahlen und des Fachkräftemangels in den technischen Berufen in Deutschland, rekrutieren die Hochschulen in Bayern zunehmend Studierende aus dem Ausland. Dabei stoßen die angebotenen internationalen Studiengänge besonders bei Studierenden aus Indien auf großes Interesse. Andersartige Kompetenzprofile aus dem außereuropäischen Bachelorstudium in Kombination mit sehr hohen Erwartungen der Studierenden an ein Masterstudium in Deutschland führen zu enormen Herausforderungen bei allen Beteiligten. Förderlich für den erfolgreichen Studienverlauf ist es, Maßnahmen zur Gruppendurchmischung zwischen ausländischen und deutschen Studierenden wie internationale Postersessions und gemeinsame Studienangebote zu implementieren. Darüber hinaus ist es erforderlich, Regeln der guten wissenschaftlichen Praxis klar zu kommunizieren und deren Befolgung einzufordern. Nicht zuletzt ist die Stärkung der Sprachkompetenz ein Schlüssel für ein erfolgreiches Studium.

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Impact of Social Features on User Experience in Sport Tracking Applications

Riemann, Janine; Klug, Katharina; Christ, Luisa; Stadler, Sebastian (2025)

11th International HCI and UX Conference in Indonesia (CHIuXiD), Bali, Indonesia, 25-30.
DOI: 10.1109/CHIuXiD68326.2025.11323615


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Sport-tracking applications can enhance physical activity but may also induce stress through social comparison. This study examines how social comparison features influence user experience (UX), focusing on motivation, stress, and mental well-being. A survey of 101 German sport-tracking app users assessed intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, perceived stress, self-efficacy, enjoyment, social comparison orientation, and UX. Results reveal that higher social comparison consistently lowers intrinsic motivation, raises extrinsic motivation, and increases stress levels, while positive UX boosts intrinsic motivation and enjoyment and indirectly buffers stress. Notably, app designs prioritizing mastery and personal progress over competitive rankings foster autonomy, competence, and relatedness, supporting mental health and long-term adherence. These findings highlight the ambivalent effects of social features and underscore the need for sport-tracking apps to minimize harmful comparisons and promote self-determined motivation through supportive, user-friendly features. Practical implications include designing for sustainable engagement and well-being rather than exclusive competition.


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Misinformation: what are we missing?

von Bubnoff, Andreas (2025)

World Conference of Science Journalists 2025 in Pretoria, South Africa.


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Misinformation: what are we missing?

“Fake News is everywhere,” we’re often told, which corrupts the public discourse. And yet this can mostly be addressed by pre-bunking, debunking, and fact checking. But how successful are these strategies really, and what are their limitations? Is the underlying assumption—an oversupply of misinformation—really the whole story here, or could other factors play a role, perhaps demanding different strategies?

In this session, we will challenge common assumptions about misinformation and discuss often-neglected aspects of the debate. We’ll work with the audience to develop evidence-based journalistic strategies to address the misinformation crisis, enriched with on-the-ground examples from journalists and researchers. We’ll also explore cultural differences using case studies from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Germany, and the United States, and discuss the role of social media algorithms.

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Robust Dynamical Component Analysis and Initial Results of Its Application to EEG Data of Epileptic Seizures

Lämmermann, Nina; Warmuth, Monika; Stiehl, Annika; Weeger, Nicolas; Ille, Nicole...

47th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), Copenhagen, Denmark.
DOI: 10.1109/EMBC58623.2025.11253626


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Towards Automated EEG-Based Epilepsy Detection Using Deep Convolutional Autoencoders

Stiehl, Annika; Weeger, Nicolas; Uhl, Christian; Bechtold, Dominic; Ille, Nicole...

47th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), Copenhagen, Denmark.
DOI: 10.1109/EMBC58623.2025.11254465


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Embracing Digital Empathy: Emotion AI – Concept, Use Cases, and Developments

Hahn, Alexander; Klug, Katharina; Joosten, J.; Bilgram, Volker (2025)

Artificial Intelligence in Business and Engineering (4), 51-67.
DOI: 10.17433/978-3-17-046743-9


 

Emotion AI is transforming how emotional dynamics are integrated into consumer research and product design. By detecting and interpreting emotional cues from facial expressions, voice, and behaviour, it enables emotionally intelligent systems that move beyond conventional user interaction models. This chapter examines Emotion AI as both a methodological tool and a design principle, offering deeper insights into user sentiment and supporting the creation of hedonic experiences – what we term digital empathy. Grounded in established emotion theories and recent technological advances, the chapter explores cross-sector applications and reflects on the ethical implications surrounding the use of emotional data.

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Das Erfolgsrezept der Firma hinter den begehrten Stiften, Interview mit Klug, K. zum Thema "Legami-Hype"

Klug, Katharina (2025)

RHEINPFALZ am SONNTAG.


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Videokonferenznutzung zur kollegialen Kommunikation und Kooperation

Biller, Simon; Händel, Marion (2025)

Videokonferenz Fachforum Schulentwicklung.



Freiburg mindfulness inventory (FMI) short form and revised form (FMI-13R) — norm scores and psychometrics in a representative German sample

Walach, Harald; Sauer, Sebastian; Kohls, Niko; Rose, Nina; Schmidt, Stefan (2025)

BMC Psychology (13), 1328.
DOI: 10.1186/s40359-025-03671-3


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Background

The Freiburg Mindfulness Inventory (FMI) in its short form is one of the most frequently used instruments in research to measure self-attributed mindfulness levels. Despite the widespread use, there is no calibration sample available until now. Thus, we decided to calibrate it in a representative German sample as norm values are of relevance for clinicians and researchers alike. In addition, we tried to replicate the instruments’ psychometric properties.

Methods

A sample of 1,012 respondents was recruited from a commercial online panel, approximating a representative sample of the German population. Participants filled in the FMI-14 (short from). We performed psychometric analyses and calculated a Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA). We also computed a measurement invariance analysis and a LASSO regression to identify population variables that predict FMI scores. To gauge external validity of the instrument, we also presented the FMI together with four items of the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-4).

Results

We obtained the best psychometric properties with a revised version of the FMI-13R, where the only negatively coded item was removed due to lack of fit. McDonald’s Omega was found to be 0.88 and the mean item-scale intercorrelation was 0.36. The construct is unidimensional, with two highly correlated subconstructs, Presence and Acceptance (r = 0.93), which can be separated for conceptual reasons if desired. The CFA supported these models. Age and gender stratified norm scores were calculated and reported. Regression analyses and partial correlation analyses showed negative correlation of FMI-13R scores with measures of anxiety and depression, as expected, and thereby support our previous findings that the instrument is valid and that the Acceptance component of mindfulness is the one that is associated with positive effects on health-related parameters.

Conclusion

The FMI-13R is a psychometrically sound and valid instrument for the assessment of mindfulness. Norm scores can now be used by clinicians and researchers to classify individuals or samples into a range of values compared to the German population.

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A comparative study of artificial neural network with pattern search algorithm and response surface methodology for multi-objective optimization of dimensional accuracy and mechanical properties in PLA-based fused filament fabrication

Vendittoli, Valentina; Polini, Wilma; Walter, Michael S. J. (2025)

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture.
DOI: 10.1177/09544054251395156


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In additive manufacturing, the optimisation of process parameters to simultaneously enhance both mechanical and geometrical properties remains a significant challenge. This study presents a comparative analysis between two distinct approaches to multi-response optimisation: a hybrid method combining Artificial Neural Networks with Pattern Search Algorithm, and the traditional Response Surface Methodology. Both methods were applied to optimise the process parameters of Fused Filament Fabrication using Polylactic Acid. The hybrid ANN + PSA model was used to predict process outputs and optimise printing parameters, while RSM employed a statistical approach to identify optimal parameter combinations through designed experiments. Results show that ANN + PSA achieved better outcomes with a maximum tensile strength of 61.88 MPa and dimensional deviations within 3%, compared to RSM's tensile strength of 53.05 MPa and deviations up to 4%. The ANN + PSA model demonstrated higher predictive accuracy with an R2 of 94.34% during training and 91.34% during evaluation, versus RSM’s R2 of 90.5% for tensile strength prediction. Additionally, ANN + PSA consistently required fewer experimental trials due to its integration with the Pattern Search Algorithm, improving computational efficiency. The findings demonstrate that ANN + PSA is computationally efficient for scenarios with fewer experimental trials, while RSM offers a more detailed understanding of interaction effects. The comparative insights from this study contribute to enhanced multi-response optimisation strategies in additive manufacturing.

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1. Platz in der Kategorie "Beste Moderation" für den Wettbewerbsbeitrag: "Was ist Wahrheit?" vom RabbitRadio

Czerniejewski, Maria; Sanders, Finn (2025)

Mach Dein Radio Star-2025.


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Applying dynamical component analysis to marker-based gait data: a methodological guide

Orth, Samuel; Roth, Sebastian; Uhl, Christian; Hartmann, Ulrich; Friemert, Daniel (2025)

The European Physical Journal Special Topics.
DOI: 10.1140/epjs/s11734-025-02064-2


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Blaue Raute Kategorie "Beste Lehrbeauftragte"

Roderus, Helmut (2025)

Blaue Raute 2025.


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Immersive Consumer Experience: Eintauchen in die Markenwelt

Klug, Katharina; Stadler, Sebastian (2025)

Markenartikel (11), 78-80.


 

·       Hyperpersonalisierung und Extended Reality (XR) verändern die Customer Journey

·       KI-gestützte Personalisierung gestaltet Markenkommunikation und Kundenerlebnisse emotionaler und interaktiver

·       Extended Reality (XR) eröffnen neue Dimensionen immersiver Markenerlebnisse

·       Immersive Consumer Experience bindet Konsumenten stärker an Marken und erleichtern die Kaufentscheidung


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