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Agarsha Manoharan; Abiniah Sriskantharajah; H. M. K. K. M. B. Herath; L. G. P. K. Guruge; S. L. P. Yasakethu – Education and Information Technologies, 2025
MetaHuman technology's development and the Metaverse's growth have transformed virtual interactions and brought up new cybersecurity risks. This research provides cybersecurity awareness education tools for phishing attacks in the metaverse realm that use MetaHuman avatars, which turned out to be more dishonest than conventional phishing…
Descriptors: Information Security, Computer Security, Computer Simulation, Risk
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Ayse Merzifonluoglu; Habibe Gunes – European Journal of Education, 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) is significantly shaping education and currently influencing pre-service teachers' academic and professional journeys. To explore this influence, the present study examines 389 Generation Z pre-service teachers' attitudes towards AI and its impact on educational decision-making at two state universities, using an…
Descriptors: Decision Making, Artificial Intelligence, Teacher Attitudes, Age Groups
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Brahim Nehass; Jalal Ismaili; Ghizlane Merzaq; Abdelmounim Kiouach; Abderrahim Bounaissat; Benaissa Zarhbouch – Psychology in the Schools, 2025
The process of decision-making is a multifaceted cognitive endeavor encompassing various cognitive, emotional, psychological, and social processes. It empowers individuals to select from a range of alternatives. Its significance spans across age groups, impacting both adults and children, and the relevance of which goes beyond aiding learners in…
Descriptors: Decision Making, High School Students, Rating Scales, Psychometrics
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Heather A. Dalal; Arthur Taylor; Sharon Whitfield – College & Research Libraries, 2025
Generation Z has come of age in a world inundated with an immediate and constant flow of information from a variety of sources. This information is usually uncurated, unverified, and presented in ways that make it difficult to discern the source and the veracity of the information. While previous generations had access to similar information, it…
Descriptors: Information Literacy, Student Attitudes, College Students, Generational Differences