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Hugentobler, Larissa: Rueedy, Tanja: Capturing a crisis: Exploring individuals' Instagram use during the beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. [2023]
Rothut, Sophia: Sacher, Anna-Luisa: Strohmeier, Rebecca: Reinemann, Carsten: Meinungsfreiheit in Gefahr? Wie politische Einstellungen und individuelle Erfahrungen die Wahrnehmung der Meinungsfreiheit in Deutschland praegen. [2023]
Karnowski, Veronika: Reifegerste, Doreen: More than counting steps: Identifying types of self-tracking usage among German young adults. [2023]
Sawalha, Nariman: Karnowski, Veronika: Between reflective evaluation and opinion-finds-me. News-YouTubers' role in young adults' political opinion-forming process. [2022]
Sukalla, Freya: Krack, Ina: Seibert, Daniel: Paeth, Ludwig: Frank, Olga: u.a.: Identification with similar others sharing their experience of coping with depression and its effects on stigmatization and prosocial intentions. [2022]
Frehmann, Katharina: Ziegele, Marc: Rosar, Ulrich: “Alexa, Siri, Google, what do you know about corona?”. A quantitative survey of voice assistants and content analysis of their answers on questions about the COVID-19 pandemic. [2022]
Cirksena, Frederieke: Leiner, Dominik J.: Priming von Stereotypen durch geschlechtergerechte Sprache in journalistischen Texten. [2022]
Schaaf, Marlene: Viehmann, Christina: Media use and protest participation – but what is in-between? The role of different sources of information, media-related perceptions, and political efficacy for protest behavior. [2022]
Hetzel, Natascha: Klawier, Tilman: Prochazka, Fabian: Schweiger, Wolfgang: How do COVID-19 conspiracy beliefs, exposure to alternative sources and social media correlate in Germany? [2022]
Seibert, Daniel: Planer, Rosanna: Godulla, Alexander: Restarting virtual reality in journalism? A quantitative analysis of problems and potentials of selected immersive apps as perceived by their users. [2022]
Jakobs, Ilka: Media trust "until death"? Insights into critical media users' attitudes, their origins and consequences, and mistrust patterns. [2022]
Kraemer, Benjamin: Stop studying "fake news" (we can still fight against disinformation in the media). [2021]
Bartsch, Anne: Angerer, Lukas: Synergy effects of entertainment and information programs about organ donation on issue involvement and altruistic responses. [2021]
Godulla, Alexander: Hoffmann, Christian P.: Seibert, Daniel: Dealing with deepfakes - an interdisciplinary examination of the state of research and implications for communication studies. [2021]
Kannengiesser, Sigrid: Moeller, Johanna E.: Critical media practices. [2021]
Nitsch, Cordula: Kinnebrock, Susanne: Well-known phenomenon, new setting: Digital stress in times of the COVID-19 pandemic. [2021]
Wulf, Tim: Baldwin, Matthew: Being a kid again: Playing Pokémon Go contributes to well-being through nostalgia. [2020]
Schwarz, Vera: Goetzenbrucker, Gerit: Kayali, Fares: Grill, Christiane: Purgathofer, Peter: Voxel generation. Raising awareness for informatics and society among high-school pupils through a game-design project. [2020]
Doering, Nicola: Mohseni, M. Rohangis: Gendered hate speech in YouTube and YouNow comments: Results of two content analyses. [2020]
Kraemer, Benjamin: Springer, Nina: Ontology of opposition online. Representing antagonistic structures on the Internet. [2020]
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