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Devos, Sarah: Scharrer, Erica: Eggermont, Steven: Konings, Femke: Vandenbosch, Laura: It’s the will, not the skill: How malleability narratives affect Belgian adolescents’ academic development. [2025]
Vandenbosch, Laura: Ouvrein, Gaelle: Fitzgerald, Kaitlin: Tabruyn, Toon: Konings, Femke: Gendered social media content among adolescent boys and girls: Findings from a data donation linkage study on Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. [2025]
Kvardova, Nikol: Machackova, Hana: Maes, Chelly: Vandenbosch, Laura: Navigating beauty standards on social media: Impact of appearance activity on adolescents’ body dissatisfaction. [2025]
Maes, Chelly: Vandenbosch, Laura: Longitudinal relations between heterosexual adolescents' perceived exposure to sex-positive television messages and their supportive attitudes and behaviors towards the LGBTQ+ community. [2024]
Vranken, Ilse: Dal Cin, Sonya: Vandenbosch, Laura: Research brief: A quantitative content analysis to explore work value portrayals among characters in Belgian adolescents’ favorite TV series. [2024]
Rosic, Jasmina: Carbone, Luca: Vanden Abeele, Mariek M.: Lobe, Bojana: Vandenbosch, Laura: Measuring digital well-being in everyday life among Slovenian adolescents: The Perceived Digital Well-Being in Adolescence Scale. [2024]
Vranken, Ilse: Vandenbosch, Laura: Exploring late adolescents' experiences with career-related messages on entertainment TV and in social media in Belgium: A focus group study. [2023]
Maes, Chelly: Vandenbosch, Laura: “Consent Is Sexy”: exploring the portrayal of prosocial sexuality messages in youth-oriented series. [2022]
Schreurs, Lara: Vandenbosch, Laura: Introducing the Social Media Literacy (SMILE) model with the case of the positivity bias on social media. [2021]
Vangeel, Laurens: Eggermont, Steven: Vandenbosch, Laura: Does adolescent media use predict sexual stereotypes in adolescence and emerging adulthood? Associations with music television and online pornography exposure. [2020]
van Oosten, Johanna M. F.: Vandenbosch, Laura: Peter, Jochen: Gender roles on social networking sites: investigating reciprocal relationships between Dutch adolescents' hypermasculinity and hyperfeminity and sexy online self-presentations. [2017]
Vandenbosch, Laura: Eggermont, Steven: Wirkungen (digitalen) Medienkonsums auf die Einstellungen Jugendlicher. [2017]
Vandenbosch, Laura: Eggermont, Steven: The interrrelated roles of mass media and social media in adolescents' development of an objectified self-concept: A longitudinal study. [2016]
Driesmans, Karolien: Vandenbosch, Laura: Eggermont, Steven: True love lasts forever: the influence of a popular teenage movie on Belgian girls' romantic beliefs. [2016]
Beyens, Ine: Vandenbosch, Laura: Bekalu, Mesfin Awoke: Eggermont, Steven: Adolescents' conformity to the television viewing behaviour of their classmates: A longitudinal study. [2016]
Driesmans, Karolien: Vandenbosch, Laura: Eggermont, Steven: Playing a videogame with a sexualized female character increases adolescents' rape myth acceptance and tolerance toward sexual harassment. [2015]
Beyens, Ine: Vandenbosch, Laura: Eggermont, Steven: Early adolescent boys' exposure to Internet pornography: Relationships to pubertal timing, sensation seeking, and academic performance. [2015]
Ward, L. Monique: Vandenbosch, Laura: Eggermont, Steven: The impact of men's magazines on adolescent boys' objectification and courtship beliefs. [2015]
Frison, Eline: Vandenbosch, Laura: Trekels, Jolien: Eggermont, Steven: Reciprocal relationships between music television exposure and adolescents' sexual behaviors: The role of perceived peer norms. [2015.]
Vandenbosch, Laura: Antecedents of adolescent's exposure to different types of sexually explicit Internet material: A longitudinal study. [2015]
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