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Octavia-Luciana MadgeDiscusses the challenges, possibilities, and trends in information science.Presents also different aspects of the information culture: how people use information, which are their needs, and how they s

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The Challenge of Challenges and Information Scienceerned with the?articulation of this meta-challenge as well as discussing the role of academic research, more specifically that of information science. It is argued that information science is well situated to make substantial contributions to the challenges of challenges. Three distinct areas within

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Information Seeking Behaviour of the Socially Withdrawn The chapter also introduces the concept of disnormative information, which is opposite to the majority’s values, norms, and attitudes. This kind of information is highly respected and sought from the discussion forum.

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Identifying ,’s ‘Hidden’ Information Needs and Practices in Online Discussion Forums: Applying Dervi analyses were then used to build an initial framework of .’s information needs and practices in context by applying Dervin’s . triangle, in particular, the ‘.’ metaphor. This chapter concludes that a narrative inquiry approach that includes a theoretical framework of information needs is an effecti

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Understanding the Information Behaviour of Parents Refusing Vaccination for Their Children: the Rece the importance and the safety of vaccination, along with pushing information campaigns in media and taking action to combat myths and false information. These efforts should also reach marginalised or disadvantaged groups of population. This study can help public health authorities and practitioner