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Usability Studies of E-Commerce Checkout Process: A Perspective from Thailand.

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Thailand's HCI Education and UX Practice: Perspectives from Bangkok ACM SIGCHI Chapter and UX Thailand Community., , , and . Asian CHI@CHI, page 40-43. ACM, (2022)Cultural Differences and End-User Computing.. VL/HCC, page 325-326. IEEE Computer Society, (2005)User perceptions and gender in end-user debugging: How do they affect outcomes?., and . VL/HCC, page 217-224. IEEE Computer Society, (2009)Antecedents to End Users' Success in Learning to Program in an Introductory Programming Course., , and . VL/HCC, page 69-72. IEEE Computer Society, (2007)Usability Studies of E-Commerce Checkout Process: A Perspective from Thailand., , , and . HCI (24), volume 12204 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 307-321. Springer, (2020)SEACHI 2022 Symposium: Bringing Equality, Justice, and Access to HCI and UX Agenda in Southeast Asia Region., , , , , , , , and . CHI Extended Abstracts, page 101:1-101:5. ACM, (2022)Designing Features for Both Genders in End-User Programming Environments., , , , , and . VL/HCC, page 153-160. IEEE Computer Society, (2005)HCI in Southeast Asia: The Journey Forward., , , , , , , , , and 5 other author(s). Asian CHI@CHI, page 48-51. ACM, (2022)Mining Qualitative Behavioral Data from Quantitative Data: A Case Study from the Gender HCI Project., , , and . PPIG, page 20. Psychology of Programming Interest Group, (2005)The effect of gender on trust perception and performance in computer-mediated virtual environments., , , and . ASIST, volume 44 of Proc. Assoc. Inf. Sci. Technol., page 1-14. Wiley, (2007)