Temporal Search Behavior is a pattern of information-seeking actions observed in search logs that is distinguished by its systematic variation over time, capturing how users’ queries, click-throughs, and search strategies evolve across different temporal granularities such as hours, days, or seasons.
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JOB SEARCH ACTIVITIES: AN EXAMINATION OF CHANGES OVER TIME
Alison E. Barber, Christina Daly, Cristina M. Giannantonio et al. · Personnel Psychology · 1994 · 273 citations
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