"You are not alone": Effects of highlighting social aspects on responsiveness, joining, and profile information sharing in an information portal
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Nikhil Sharma | Brian S. Butler | Heiko Spallek | Jeannie Irwin | B. Butler | H. Spallek | J. Irwin | Nikhil Sharma
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