Anika Nissen

University of Hagen — Germany

Psychology · Social Sciences

7h-index142citations21works5.82yr avg
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Research Topics

Color perception and design(6), Digital Marketing and Social Media(3), Ethics and Social Impacts of AI(3), Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies(3), Misinformation and Its Impacts(3)

Publications21 total

Do truthfulness notifications influence perceptions of AI-generated political images? A cognitive investigation with EEG
Computers in Human Behavior Artificial Humans·2025Open Access
Why Do We Follow Virtual Influencer Recommendations? Three Theoretical Explanations from Brain Data Tested with Self-Reports
Journal of the Association for Information Systems·2025· 5 cited
Can You Trust an Ai Politician? Cognitive Assessments of Artificially Generated Political Image Perceptions and Truthfulness Notifications
SSRN Electronic Journal·2025Open Access
From the Classroom to Journal Publication: A Guide to Publishing Accounting Instructional Pedagogical Resources
Issues in Accounting Education·2025
Users’ reactions to website designs: A neuroimaging study based on evolutionary psychology with a focus on color and button shape
Computers in Human Behavior·2024· 24 citedOpen Access
Risk, Trust, and Emotion in Online Pharmacy Medication Purchases: Multimethod Approach Incorporating Customer Self-Reports, Facial Expressions, and Neural Activation
JMIR Formative Research·2023· 7 citedOpen Access
Risk, Trust, and Emotion in Online Pharmacy Medication Purchases: Multimethod Approach Incorporating Customer Self-Reports, Facial Expressions, and Neural Activation (Preprint)
2023Open Access
Are You Human? Investigating the Perceptions and Evaluations of Virtual Versus Human Instagram Influencers
2023· 17 cited
Oh, What a Cognitive Relief! A NeuroIS Study on Visual Designs of Digital Signages
Journal of the Association for Information Systems·2021· 1 citedOpen Access
Why he buys it and she doesn't – Exploring self-reported and neural gender differences in the perception of eCommerce websites
Computers in Human Behavior·2021· 37 citedOpen Access
Between Anthropomorphism, Trust, and the Uncanny Valley: a Dual-Processing Perspective on Perceived Trustworthiness and Its Mediating Effects on Use Intentions of Social Robots
Proceedings of the ... Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences/Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences·2021· 11 citedOpen Access
Consumers Prefer Abstract Design in Digital Signage: An Application of Fuzzy-Trace Theory in NeuroIS
Lecture notes in information systems and organisation·2021· 1 citedOpen Access
A Neural Investigation of eLoyalty on eCommerce Websites
Journal of the Association for Information Systems·2021· 2 cited
Design Mode, Color, and Button Shape: A Pilot Study on the Neural Effects of Website Perception
Lecture notes in information systems and organisation·2021· 4 cited
Towards a Psychophysiological Investigation of Perceived Trustworthiness and Risk in Online Pharmacies: Results of a Pre-study
Lecture notes in information systems and organisation·2021· 2 cited
Towards Dual Processing of Social Robots: Differences in the Automatic and Reflective System
Journal of the Association for Information Systems·2020· 3 cited
Psychological and Physiological Effects of Color Use on eCommerce Websites: a Neural Study Using fNIRS
Journal of the Association for Information Systems·2020· 4 cited
Why We Love Blue Hues on Websites: A fNIRS Investigation of Color and Its Impact on the Neural Processing of Ecommerce Websites
Lecture notes in information systems and organisation·2020· 5 cited
Exploring Gender Differences on eCommerce Websites: A Behavioral and Neural Approach Utilizing fNIRS
Lecture notes in information systems and organisation·2020· 2 cited
Exploring the Neural Correlates of Visual Aesthetics on Websites
Lecture notes in information systems and organisation·2019· 7 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Reinhard Schütte(5), Colin Conrad(4), Aaron J. Newman(4), Caspar Krampe(3), Semra Ersöz(3), Nadine R. Gier(3), René Riedl‬(2), Katharina Jahn(2), Gabriele Obermeier(2), Andreas Auinger(2), Kya Masoumi-Ravandi(2), Mayank Ramchandani(2), Raimunda Nonata Fortes Braga(2), Peter Kenning(1), Isabella Seeber(1), Samantha Taylor(1), Bryce Cross(1), Janine McGregor(1), N. J. Richards(1)