This study investigates how the mental retrieval ofIT features influences innovative use behaviors withvoice-activated devices (VADs). We conceptualize twomemory-based constructs—IT feature recognition andIT feature recall—and examine their complex interplay.We theorize that their influence is moderated by users'personal innovativeness. Using a survey of 319 smartspeaker owners, we found that both recognition andrecall enhance innovative use, but their effects differsignificantly based on an individual's disposition toinnovate with IT. For users with high innovativeness, ITfeature recognition drives innovation, while for thosewith low innovativeness, both recall and recognitioncontribute. These findings suggest that memory-basedmechanisms are critical enablers of innovative use,highlighting the need for interfaces that support memorycues to foster broader feature utilization and innovativeoutcomes in voice-based interfaces.

This study examines the relationship between political orientation and support of onshore wind energy, using demographically representative surveys of the population in France. Our micro-econometric analysis focuses on individuals with left- or right-wing populist views and highlights the importance of accounting for trust in government when estimating this relationship. Support for onshore wind energy tends to be lower on the right side of the political spectrum—especially on the far right—than on the left and center. The difference in support between voters of populist and traditional parties (on either side of the political spectrum) becomes more pronounced when trust in government is excluded from the econometric specification. Thus, studies omitting trust in government may lead to biased estimates of the relation between populist party affiliation and opposition to climate policies. Moreover, the relation between political orientation and support of onshore wind energy appears to be sensitive to the scale used to measure political orientation. Finally, we find no evidence that political orientation relates to support of solar energy, suggesting that the role of political orientation in public support differs across renewable energies

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