Table 1 Examples of literature selection and the coding process of social friction phenomena.
From: Mechanical modeling of friction phenomena in social systems based on friction force
Literature selection | Initial coding | Main category | Core category |
|---|---|---|---|
Rumination and psychological distress among bereaved partners (Nolen-Hoeksema et al. 1997) | Not understood/supported by others | Interpersonal Friction | Implicit Friction |
Clinical significance of individual GAD symptoms in later life (Miloyan and Pachana, 2016) | Argument with friends, family, or colleagues | ||
Leveraging effective friction to improve online creative collaboration: An experimental design (Saigot, 2022) | Affective misalignment | ||
Interpersonal benefits of defensive pessimism: Defensive pessimism and negative focus interact to predict positive evaluation (Shimizu and Nakashima, 2017) | Feel stressed/ Mentally fatiguing | ||
Culture, interpersonal stress, and psychological distress (Hashimoto et al. 2012) | Inhibit assertiveness | ||
Situational teaching strategies to reduce cognitive friction in knowledge acquisition (Li, 2020) | Knowledge gap | Cognitive Friction | |
Analysis of the three constraints of institutional transition and innovation (Guo, 2005) | Ideological differences | ||
Using big data techniques for measuring productive friction in mass collaboration online environments (Holtz et al. 2018) | |||
Research of design elements based on cognitive friction (Chen, 2017) | Cognitive resistance | ||
Evaluation and balance of cognitive friction: Evaluation of product target image form combining entropy and game theory (Qiu et al. 2020) | Cognitive biases | ||
Do you not see the reason for yourself? Political withdrawal and the experience of epistemic friction (Schaap, 2020) | Marginalized groups | ||
A study on the cultural friction of Japanese-funded enterprises in the cross-cultural context (Jin, 2012) | Differences in value | Cultural Friction | |
“Cultural distance” and “cultural friction” in the international business (Zhang et al. 2013) | Bidirectionality | ||
The cultural friction between the Japanese orphans left behind in China and their Japanese relatives: The difference of role expectations (Seiko, 2008) | Cultural inertia | ||
From “distance” to “friction”: Substituting metaphors and redirecting intercultural research (Shenkar et al. 2008) | Cultural distance | ||
Subsidiary staffing, cultural friction, and subsidiary performance: Evidence from Korean subsidiaries in 63 countries (Singh et al. 2019) | |||
Toward a perspective of cultural friction in international business (Luo and Shenkar, 2011) | Cultural resistance | ||
<i>Youssou N’dour: I bring what i lovei> (2008) as a window into the friction between Islam and popular music in Senegal (Camara, 2020) | Conflicts | ||
Interculturalism and non-formal education in Brazil: A Buberian perspective (Guilherme et al. 2012) | Apartheid/Segregation laws | ||
The structure and problems of intensified international technological friction (Zhai and Sun, 1985) | Disputes over scientific and technological issues | Technological Friction | |
Friction and profiting in collaboration of technology innovation: A case of TD-SCDMA industry (Zhang and Du, 2016) | |||
The new informational paradigm: Developing practice-led approaches to the use of mobile ICT in social work (Baker et al. 2018) | Software issues/ Hardware/Friction | ||
Linking excessive SNS use, technological friction, strain, and discontinuance: the moderating role of guilt (Luqman et al. 2020) | Technology-family/work/ personal health friction | ||
Block ownership and firm-specific information (Brockman and Yan, 2009) | Information asymmetry/ Information uncertainty | Information Friction | |
Does anonymity matter in electronic limit order markets? (Thierry et al. 2007) | |||
Information friction and investor home bias: A perspective on the effect of global IFRS adoption on the extent of equity home bias (Beneish and Yohn, 2008) | |||
Friction (Stoll, 2000) | |||
Financial speculation, real demand and international commodity price: Impact analysis from the perspective of informational frictions (Liu et al. 2018) | Information noise | ||
Does China’s budget change follow punctuated-equilibrium logics: Evidence from China’s budget data of 2007–2009 (Li et al. 2019) | Horizontal/Vertical institutional friction | Institutional Friction | Explicit Friction |
The affection and inspiration of Sino-US trade friction on the development of China’s foreign trade (Sun, 2006) | Institutional differences/ Institutional conflicts | ||
The current systemic friction in international trade is worthy of attention (Cheng, 2012) | |||
Analysis of the adaptability efficiency of “Village Reformation”: Taking J village in Tengzhou, Shandong province as an example (He and Lu, 2015) | |||
A general empirical law of public budgets: A comparative analysis (Jones et al. 2009) | |||
Political frictions and public policy outcomes (Grechyna, 2016) | Political change | ||
Punctuated equilibrium in comparative perspective (Baumgartner et al. 2009) | Institutional rules that block policy making | ||
Understanding the evolution and performance of water markets and allocation policy: A transaction costs analysis framework (Garrick et al. 2013) | Transition and transaction costs | ||
Financial frictions (Hall, 2013) | The difference between the return and cost | Economic Friction | |
Historical and strategic concern over the US-China trade war: Will they be within the WTO? (Hur, 2018) | Inevitability/spillover | ||
US trade wars in the twenty‐first century with emerging countries: Make America and its partners lose again (Bouet and Laborde, 2018) | Conflict of interest Loss of interest | ||
Emerging countries and the effects of the trade war between US and China (Carvalho et al. 2009) | |||
Research on cost conduct definition and management (Ding and Wang, 2001) | Opportunism Bounded rationality | Behavioral Friction | |
An analysis of the frictional interaction between urban migrant workers and citizens (Huang, 2003) | Behavioral conflict | ||
The interpersonal rift in the community after the epidemic crisis needs to be paid attention to and bridged (Yu and Bai, 2020) | |||
Boosting college prospects among low-income students: Using self-affirmation to trigger motivation and a behavioral ladder to channel it (Fotuhi et al. 2022) | Behavioral barriers | ||
Housing price, migration friction, and City-size distribution in China: Theory model and structure estimation (Liu and Li, 2017) | Household register restrictions | Migration Friction | |
Does the migration friction of rural labor affect the structure of rural migrant labor’s quantity and wage? (Han et al. 2018) | Obstacles to space allocation | ||
Spatial frictions (Behrens et al. 2017) | |||
Urban accounting and welfare (Desmet and Rossi-Hansberg, 2013) | |||
Culture, interpersonal stress, and psychological distress (Hashimoto et al. 2012) | Negative affect | Non-economic cost | Friction cost |
Rumination and psychological distress among bereaved partners (Nolen-Hoeksema et al. 1997) | |||
Leveraging effective friction to improve online creative collaboration: An experimental design (Saigot, 2022) | Affective alignment | ||
What leads a movement to disband? Frictions within the Kopi Badati movement, Ambon, Indonesia (Rohman and Pitaloka, 2021) | Disintegration | ||
A vast machine: Computer models, climate data, and the politics of global warming (Edwards, 2010) | Time, energy, and attention | ||
The social cost of substance abuse in Russia (Potapchik and Popovich, 2014) | Economic burden | Economic cost | |
Cost analysis of “Replacing Business Tax with Value-added Tax” from the perspective of institutional economics (Zhang, 2014) | Fiscal pressure | ||
Search and resale frictions in a two-sided online platform: A case of multi-use assets (Yoshimoto and Nakabayashi, 2019) | Two-sided transaction costs in online platform trades | ||
International trade friction and the cost of debt: Evidence from China (Feng et al. 2021) | Deft cost |
