Proceedings of the Media Psychology Division: 11th conference of the Media Psychology Division 2019, German Psychological Society
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| adam_text | CONTENT
DIRECTIONS
18
TUESDAY,
05
SEPTEMBER
2019
09:00
*
10:15
RESEARCH
PANEL:
INTERACTING
WITH
ROBOTS
AND
CONVERSATIONAL
ASSISTANTS
..........................................................
19
FROM
MEDIA
TO
MENTAL
MODELS:
ROBOT
CHARACTER
RECALL
AND
UNDERSTANDING
ACTUAL
ROBOTS
.................................................................................................
20
JAIME
BANKS
TALK
TO
ME
/NAU/!
EFFECTS
OF
THE
SOCIAL
ROBOT
NAO
*
S
VERBAL
PROFICIENCY
ON
ITS
ATTRACTIVENESS
AND
USERS
*
ATTITUDES
..................................................................
20
BENJAMIN
P.
LANGE
,
ISABELLE
MENNE,
FRANK
SCHWAB
WHAT
YOU
KNOW
IS
WHAT
YOU
EXPECT?
THE
INFLUENCE
OF
PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCES
WITH
REAL
OR
FICTIONAL
SOCIAL
ROBOTS
ON
EXPECTATIONS
BASED
ON
QUALITATIVE
AND
QUANTITATIVE
ASSESSMENT
...................................................................................
21
A
IKE
C.
HORSTMANN,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
FOOR
ALEXA!
*
-
ANALYZING
EMPATHETIC
REACTIONS
TOWARDS
A
CONVERSATIONAL
ASSISTANT
............................................................................................................
23
ASTRID
CAROLUS,
TOBIAS
FRIEDEL,
NINA
GORLITZ,
FLORIAN
SCHNEIDER,
CHRISTIAN
SCHWIETERING,
MAREIKE
SPERZEL,
ANNA-MARIA
TORKE
HOW
USERS
RECIPROCATE
TO
ALEXA:
THE
EFFECTS
OF
INTERDEPENDENCE
AND
ERRONEOUS
TECHNOLOGY
....................................................................................
25
EVA
ACHTERHOLD,
FLORIAN
SCHNEIDER
09:00
*
10:15
RESEARCH
PANEL:
SOCIAL
MEDIA:
INSPIRATION,
SENTIMENTALITY,
AND
SELF-PRESENTATION
....................................
29
INSTAGRAM
INSPIRATION:
INVESTIGATING
CONTENT
AND
CHANNEL
EFFECTS
ON
UPWARD
SOCIAL
COMPARISON,
ENVY,
AND
INSPIRATION
FROM
INSTAGRAM
USE..
..30
ADRIAN
MEIER
,
ALICIA
GILBERT
,
SOPHIE
BORNER
,
DANIEL
POSSLER
COMPUTER
USAGE
AND
ITS
SENTIMENTAL
VALUE
AMONG
PEOPLE
WITH
AND
WITHOUT
PHYSICAL
DISABILITIES
.........................................................................................
32
ANNA
M.
H.
ABRAMS
,
DIMITRI
PENNER,
ASTRID
ROSENTHAL-VON
DERPUTTEN,
PHILIPP
BECKERLE
SOCIAL
CONTEXT
ON
ONLINE
PLATFORMS
FOR
IDEATION
.............................................
33
ANJA
SOLF
DO
DWARFS
STANDING
ON
THE
SHOULDERS
OF
GIANTS
FEEL
LIKE
GIANTS
THEMSELVES?
-
THE
CASE
OF
ANSWERING
QUESTIONS
WITH
THE
INTERNET
.........
35
STEPHANIE
PIESCHL,
JANENE
BUDD
WHAT
*
S
IN
A
NAME?
SELF-SELECTION
TO
ONLINE
ENVIRONMENTS
AND
COLLABORATIVE
BIASES
.................................................................................................................
37
MARIE-CHRISTIN
KREBS,
AILEEN
OEBERST
09:00
*
10:15
RESEARCH
PANEL:
MEDIA
AS
A
SOURCE
FOR
WELL-
BEING
...............................................................................................
41
PLAYERS
*
VALUES,
PSYCHOLOGICAL
NEEDS
AND
THEIR
WELL-BEING:
EXPLORING
THE
ROLE
OF
BATTLE
ROYALE
VIDEO
GAMES
THROUGH
THE
LENS
OF
SELF-DETERMINATION
THEORY
...............................................................................................................
42
MARTHA
FERNANDEZ
DE
HENESTROSA,
ANDRE
MELZER,
JOEL
BILLIEUX
6
USING
MEDIA
FOR
COPING:
A
SYSTEMATIC
SCOPING
REVIEW
...............................
43
LARA
N.
WOLFERS
,
FRANK
M.
SCHNEIDER
...
AND
JUSTICE
FOR
ALL:
DEATH
OF
(IM)MORAL
CHARACTERS
AND
WELL-BEING
.........
47
JULIA
KNEER,
MORRIS
ROHOF
DOES
TAKING
A
SHORT
BREAK
FROM
SOCIAL
MEDIA
HAVE
A
PRACTICALLY
SIGNIFICANT
BENEFIT
TO
PSYCHOLOGICAL
WELL-BEING?
EVIDENCE
FROM
THREE
PREREGISTERED
FIELD
EXPERIMENTS
......................................................................................................
48
ANDREW
PRZYBYLSKI,
NETTA
WEINSTEIN
BEHAVIORAL
DATA
SUCH
AS
ACTIVITY
LEVEL
AND
MEDIA
USAGE
AS
PREDICTORS
FOR
PUBLIC
MENTAL
HEALTH
MONITORING
....................................................................
49
JOHANNA-SOPHIE
EDLER
,
CAROLINE
COHRDES
10:30
*
12:00
RESEARCH
PANEL:
HATE
SPEECH
AND
COMMUNICATION
NETWORKS
.......................................................
53
HOMOGENEOUS
COMMUNICATION
NETWORKS:
THE
CASE
OF
THE
,
REFUGEE
CRISIS
6
IN
GERMANY
.........................................................................................................
54
DOMINIC
BURGHARTSWIESER,
TOBIAS
ROTHMUND
DOES
HATE
MOTIVATE?
ONLINE
HATE
SPEECH
AND
NEWS
MEDIA
CREDIBILITY
AS
PREDICTORS
OF
POLITICAL
PARTICIPATION
................................................................
55
ULRIKE
JOHANNA
SCHWERTBERGER,
JOSEPHINE
B.
SCHMITT,
DIANA
RIEGER
SUBJECTIVE
FACTORS
OF
ONLINE
HATE
SPEECH
-
RESULTS
OF
A
GERMAN
NATIONAL
ONLINE
SURVEY
..................................................................................................
56
M.
ROHANGIS
MOHSENI,
NICOLA
DORING
THE
TRIPLE
FILTER
BUBBLE:
AN
AGENT
BASED
MODEL
OF
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
FILTER
BUBBLES
AND
ECHO
CHAMBERS
..........................................................................
57
PETER
HOLTZ,
DANIEL
GESCHKE,
JAN
LORENZ
7
YOU
*
RE
STILL
WORTH
IT!
HOW
RELATIONAL
CLOSENESS
AND
PERCEIVED
SOCIAL
SUPPORT
AFFECT
UNFRIENDING
INTENTIONS
IN
THE
FACE
OF
MORAL
TRESPASSES
....59
MANUEL
CARGNINO,
GERMAN
NEUBAUM,
STEPHAN
WINTER
,
SHIRA
DVIR-
GVIRSMAN
DO
WE
BELIEVE
WHAT
WE
POST?
HOW
SOCIAL
MEDIA
USERS
INTERNALIZE
EXPRESSED
OPINIONS
.............................................................................................................
61
STEPHAN
WINTER
,
PAOLA
REMMELSWAAL,
ANNE
VOS
10:30
*
12:00
RESEARCH
PANEL:
KEEPING
IT
REAL
IN
VR
AND
VIDEO
GAMES
................................................................................
65
WHAT
IS
DEMANDING
TO
YOU?
QUALITATIVE
EXPLORATION
AND
VALIDATION
OF
THE
VIDEO
GAME
DEMAND
SCALE
...........................................................................
66
NICHOLAS
DAVID
BOWMAN,
KEVIN
KOBAN
HARDER,
BETTER,
FASTER,
STRONGER?
THE
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
COGNITIVE
TASK
DEMANDS
IN
VIDEO
GAMES
AND
RECOVERY
EXPERIENCES
......................................
67
TIM
WULF,
DIANA
RIEGER,
ANNA
SOPHIE
KIIMPEL,
LEONARD
REINECKE
*
IT
FELT
WRONG
TO
ME
TO
PLAY
THAT
WAY
*
UNDERSTANDING
MORAL
DECISION-
MAKING
IN
VIDEO
GAMES
THROUGH
FOCUS
GROUP
DISCUSSIONS
........................
68
ELISABETH
HOLL,
STEVE
BERNARD,
ANDRE
MELZER
ENCOUNTERS
IN
VR:
DECREASING
PREJUDICE
TOWARDS
SCHIZOPHRENIC
PEOPLE
....69
DANIELA
STELZMANN,
ROLAND
TOTH,
DAVID
SCHIEFERDECKER
USER-SYSTEM
INTERACTION
IN
VIRTUAL
REALITY
-
THE
USE
CASE
OF
PUBLIC
SPEAKING
APPLICATIONS
......................................................................................
71
SANDRA
PDSCHL-GIINTHER
SPATIAL
PRESENCE
PROCESS
AND
STIMULUS-DEPENDENT
TEMPORAL
STRUCTURE
IN
SPONTANEOUS
EYE-BLINK
BEHAVIOR:
A
MIXED-METHODS
STUDY
............................
73
MICHAEL
BRILL,
FRANK
SCHWAB
8
10:30
*
12:00
POSITION
PANEL:
ARE
WE
THERE
YET?
MEDIA
AND
WELL-BEING
...................................................................................
77
BEYOND
CHERRY-PICKING:
A
REVIEW
OF
META-ANALYTIC
EVIDENCE
ON
PSYCHOLOGICAL
CORRELATES
OF
USING
SOCIAL
MEDIA
........................................
78
MARKUS
APPEL
,
CAROLINE
MARKER
,
TIMO
GNAMBS
ICTS
FOR
EMPOWERMENT:
DIGITAL
DIVIDE
*
S
IMPACT
ON
PSYCHOLOGICAL
WELL
BEING
..................................................................................................................
78
YVONNE
AI-CHI
LOH
THE
IMPACT
OF
SELF-PRESENTATION
AND
LURKING
ON
WELL-BEING
AND
BODY
IMAGE:
A
SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW
..........................................................................
80
NADIA
BIJ
DE
VAATE,
JOLANDA
VELDHUIS,
ELLY
A.
KONIJN
15:30
*
16:30
RESEARCH
PANEL:
GETTING
EMOTIONAL
WITH
MEDIA
...........................................................................................
85
FORM
AND
CONTENT:
THE
EFFECTS
OF
FORMAL
FEATURES
ON
VIEWER
EMPATHY,
ENGAGEMENT,
AND
ENJOYMENT
OF
POPULAR
HOLLYWOOD
CINEMA
....................
86
TESS
LANKHUIZEN,
KATALIN
E.
BDLINT,
ELLY
A.
KONIJN
BITTERSWEET
SYMPHONY:
NOSTALGIA
AND
MELANCHOLIA
IN
MUSIC
RECEPTION
...
87
ROLAND
TOTH,
TOBIAS
DIENLIN
EXPLORING
CAUSAL
EFFECTS
OF
EMOTIONAL
SHIFTS
IN
NARRATIVE
PERSUASION
.....
89
JULIA
R.
WINKLER,
MARIE-LUISE
SCHMIDT,
MARKUS
APPEL,
TOBIAS
RICHTER
ENVYING
OTHER
PEOPLE
*
S
PHYSICAL
FITNESS
CAN
BE
MOTIVATING
.........................
89
STEFAN
KRAUSE
9
15:30
*
16:30
RESEARCH
PANEL:
HOW
TO
LEARN
WITH
DIGITAL
MEDIA
............................................................................................
93
WHAT
DIGITAL
LEARNING
DOES
TO
YOUR
BODY
-
PROMOTING
LEARNING
WITH
DIGITAL
MEDIA
USING
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL
MEASUREMENTS
........................................
94
KERSTIN
HUBER
,
MARIA
BANNERT
FACE
IT!
THE
INFLUENCE
OF
SYSTEM
*
S
PERSONIFICATION
WHILE
APPLYING
INTELLIGENT
SUPPORT
IN
ONLINE
LEARNING
SMALL
GROUPS
.........................................................
98
FILIPA
STOYANOVA
,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
INFORMAL
LEARNING
WITH
YOUTUBE
VIDEOS
-
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
PROTAGONIST
.....
100
SONJA
UTZ
,
LARA
WOLFERS
15:30
*
16:30
RESEARCH
PANEL:
POTPOURRI
OF
MEDIA
PSYCHOLOGY
.................................................................................
105
BRANDS
WITH
BENEFITS:
THE
EFFECT
OF
CONSUMER
BRAND
RELATIONSHIPS
ON
BRAND
LOYALTY
...............................................................................................
106
NICO
HUISEL,
ULI
GLEICH
LINKING
ADOLESCENTS
*
EXPOSURE
TO
AND
IDENTIFICATION
WITH
REALITY
TV
TO
MATERIALISM,
ENTITLEMENT,
AND
NARCISSISM
....................................................
107
SUZANNA
JOHANNA
OPREE
,
RINALDO
KUHNE
CHANGE
AND
STABILITY
IN
THE
MEDIA
USE
OF
SWISS
ADOLESCENTS
SINCE
2012...
108
LILIAN
SUTER
,
GREGOR
WALLER,
JAEL
BERNATH,
CELINE
KULLING,
ISABEL
WILLEMSE,
DANIEL
SUSS
10
CAN
A
TRAINING
AND
SELF-PACED
READING
IN
A
SPEED
READING
APP
REDUCE
THE
DETRIMENTAL
EFFECTS
OF
RSVP
READING?
..........................................................
110
ROMY
BROMINE,
BIRGIT
BRUCKER,
YVONNE
KAMMERER,
MAIKE
TIBUS,
PETER
GERJETS
FRIDAY,
06
SEPTEMBER
2019
10:15
*
11:30
RESEARCH
PANEL:
SEX(UALIZATION)
IN
THE
MEDIA
..........................................................................................
ILL
STRONG
AND
POWERFUL
OR
SEXY
AND
SKINNY?
EFFECTS
OF
OBJECTIFYING
VIDEO
GAME
AVATARS
IN
VIRTUAL
REALITY
...............................................................................
112
LINN
JULIA
TEMMANN,
MICHAEL
ENGMANN,
KATHARINA
MAUBACH,
FELIX
REER,
THORSTEN
QUANDT
ILLUSION
LOST:
USER
CRITIQUES
OF
SEX
CHATBOT
EXPERIENCES
.........................
113
JAIME
BANKS,
JORIS
VAN
OUYTSEL
CHECK
IT
OUT?
AN
EMPIRICAL
STUDY
ON
PERCEPTUAL
PROCESSES
OF
MATE
SELECTION
REGARDING
WOMEN
AND
FEMALE
LOOKING
SEXUALIZED
ROBOTS
............................
113
JESSICA
M.
SZCZUKA,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
DATING
APPS:
WHY
DO
WE
SWIPE?
..................................................................
115
LENNART
FREYTH
DE
POLO
LEON
PORNO
OR
PORYES?
-
PSYCHOLOGICAL
CORRELATES
OF
FEMINIST
PORNOGRAPHY
USE
...................................................................................................................
117
CAROLINE
MARKER,
INES
VOGEL,
MARIA
MYRIANIDOU,
TIMO
SCHWEIKERT
11
10:15
*
11:30
RESEARCH
PANEL:
ONLINE
PRIVACY
PROTECTION
AND
SELF-DISCLOSURE
..................................................................
121
ARE
YOU
SCARED
NOW?
INVESTIGATING
FACEBOOK
USERS
*
PRIVACY
PROTECTION
MOTIVATION
....................................................................................................
122
YANNIC
MEIER,
ELIAS
KYEWSKI,
JOHANNA
SCHAWEL,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
THE
IMPACT
OF
PERSUASIVE
PRIVACY
INTERVENTIONS
ON
ONLINE
PRIVACY
BEHAVIOR
AND
THE
EVALUATION
OF
PRIVACY
RISKS
AND
BENEFITS
..........................................
123
JOHANNA
SCHAWEL,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
SOCIAL
INFLUENCE
IN
ONLINE
ENVIRONMENTS:
EXAMINING
THE
EFFECTS
OF
SOCIAL
NORMS,
DESIGN
INTERVENTIONS,
AND
CRITICAL
MEDIA
LITERACY
ON
SELF
DISCLOSURE
IN
SOCIAL
MEDIA
............................................................................
125
PHILIPP
K
MASUR,
DOMINIC
DIFRANZO,
NATALIE
N.
BAZAROVA
ACCEPTANCE
OF
SMART
ELECTRONIC
MONITORING
AT
WORK
AS
A
RESULT
OF
A
PRIVACY
CALCULUS
DECISION
..............................................................................
127
EVGENIA
PRINCI,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
EVERLASTING
EXPRESSION?
HOW
MESSAGE
PERSISTENCE
ON
SOCIAL
NETWORKING
PLATFORMS
AFFECT
USERS
*
WILLINGNESS
TO
VOICE
THEIR
POLITICAL
OPINIONS
..........
127
GERMAN
NEUBAUM
10:15
*
11:30
RESEARCH
PANEL:
FAKE
NEWS
AND
POLITICAL
COMMUNICATION
........................................................................
131
#INSTAPOLITICS
-
HOW
TO
COMMUNICATE
POLITICS
ON
INSTAGRAM?
....................
132
JUDITH
MEINERT,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
12
THE
MODERATING
ROLE
OF
RIGHT-WING
AUTHORITARIANISM
AND
CONSPIRACY
MENTALITY
FOR
THE
PERCEPTION
AND
EFFECTS
OF
DISTORTED
NEWS
ARTICLES
...........
134
MARTIN
FRISCHLICH,
LENA
BRINKSCHULTE,
FELIX
BECKER
SOCIAL
MEDIA
FOR
NEGOTIATING
IDENTITY
AND
AFFECT:
A
CASE
STUDY
OF
TURKISH
EXILE
ACADEMICS
*
MEDIATED
RESPONSES
TO
PUBLIC
OPINION
..............................
135
EMMA
TORDOFF,
OZEN
ODAG,
SERRA
BOZDOGAN,
KLARA
RONZHEIMER
FAKE
IT
UNTIL
YOU
MAKE
IT?
-
CHILDREN
*
S
(FAKE)
NEWS
DETECTION
ABILITY
AND
EVALUATION
OF
NEWS
ARTICLES
............................................................................
136
CATHARINA
MUENCH
,
ASTRID
CAROLUS
,
RICARDO
MUENCH
THE
ROLE
OF
MOTIVATED
REASONING
IN
SUCCUMBING
TO
FAKE
NEWS:
EXPLORING
NEW
PREDICTORS
IN
AN
ONGOING
DEBATE
............................................................
137
MAGDALENA
WISCHNEWSKI,
NICOLE
C.
KRAMER
POSTER
SESSION
............................................................................
139
(NO
PARTICULAR
ORDER)
USING
A
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GAME
FOR
MOOD
REPAIR:
A
LABORATORY
EXPERIMENT
......................................................................................................
140
FELIX
REER,
KIMON
KIESLICH
,
WAI
YEN
TANG,
LENA
FRISCHLICH,
THORSTEN
QUANDT
POSITIVE
AND
RELAXING
EFFECTS
OF
VIRTUAL
REALITY
APPLICATIONS
..................
140
CAROLIN
STRAFIMANN,
SABRINA
C.
EIMLER,
GABRIEL
BRANDENBERG,
ALEXANDER
ARNTZ,
DUSTIN
KEFILER,
SARAH
ZIELINSKI,
VANESSA
DIIMPEL,
UWE
HANDMANN
SOCIAL
COMPARISONS
ON
INSTAGRAM:
DOES
IT
MATTER
IF
YOU
KNOW
THAT
IT
IS
FAKE?
................................................................................................................
141
JAN-PHILIPP
STEIN,
SILVANA
WEBER,
TANJA
MESSINGSCHLAGER
13
SUPPORTING
CHILDREN
*
S
COMPREHENSION
OF
NARRATIVES:
THE
EFFECT
OF
PRESENTATION
MODE
AND
PROTAGONIST-GOALS
ON
THE
MENTAL
REPRESENTATION
OF
COHERENCE
RELATIONS
.........................................................................................
142
WIENKE
WANNAGAT,
GERHILD
NIEDING
GENDER
DIFFERENCES
IN
VIEWING
BEHAVIOUR
UNDER
NATURAL
CONDITIONS
..........
143
DANIEL
ZIMMERMANN
,
ANNE-KATHRIN
WILBERS,
MARCO
RUTH,
KAI
KASPAR
*
HM..
I
AM
NOT
SURE.
*
HOW
DO
ROBOTS
*
UNCERTAINTY
EXPRESSION
AND
PHYSICAL
PRESENCE
AFFECT
HUMANS
*
MORAL
DECISION
MAKING
AND
PERCEPTION?
......................................................................................................
145
ALINA
GREWE,
CHRISTOPHER
KOWALCZYK,
CAROLIN
STRAFIMANN,
SABRINA
EIMLER
*I
THINK
OR
I
COMPUTE
*
-
HOW
TO
COMMUNICATE
INTERNAL
PROCESSES
TO
USERS
AND
ITS
EFFECT
ON
TRUST
......................................................................................
147
NIKOLAI
BOCK,
ASTRID
ROSENTHAL-VON
DER
PUTTEN
GENDERED
ROBOTS
AND
COMPLIANCE
GAINING:
DOES
A
ROBOT
*
S
PHYSICALLY
PERCEIVED
GENDER
MAKE
A
DIFFERENCE
IN
THEIR
PERSUASIVENESS?
....................
149
MATTHEW
CRAIG,
CHAD
EDWARDS,
AUTUMN
EDWARDS
THE
EFFECTS
OF
CHRONIC
AND
SITUATIONAL
DESIRE
TO
ENGAGE
IN
SOCIAL
MEDIA
ON
THE
ABILITY
TO
BLOCK
OUT
DISTRACTIONS
...........................................................
150
CHRISTINA
KOFIMEIER,
OLIVER
B.
BUTTNER
OF
WOLVES
AND
SHEEP
-
EFFECTS
OF
COMMON
GROUND,
AUDIENCE
SIZE
AND
SPEAKER
GENDER
ON
THE
USE
OF
IRONY
MARKERS
IN
SOCIAL
MEDIA
......................
152
THORSTEN
AICHELE
SMARTPHONE
FRIENDSHIP
-
FURTHER
SUPPORT
FOR
THE
*
SMARTPHONES
AS
SOCIAL
ACTORS
*
(SASA)
PARADIGM
............................................................................
153
RICARDO
MUENCH
14
COMPARING
THE
EFFECTS
OF
VIRTUAL
REALITY
VS.
TABLET-BASED
DIVERSITY
INTERVENTIONS
...................................................................................................
154
VANESSA
DUMPEL
SABRINA
C.
EIMLER
GABRIEL
BRANDENBERG
CAROLIN
STRAFIMANN
ALEXANDER
ARNTZ
DUSTIN
KEFILER
SARAH
ZIELINSKI
MODELING
SNS
USERS
*
SOCIAL
CAPITAL:
ROLE
OF
CULTURE,
PRIVACY
CONCERNS
AND
PROPENSITY
TO
MAKE
CONNECTION
......................................................................
156
YA.
SINAVSKAYA,
ALEXANDER
PORSHNEV,
O.
KOLTSOVA
LONGITUDINAL
EFFECTS
OF
REPEATED
DANCE
EXERGAMING
ON
SKILL
DEVELOPMENT
AND
ENJOYMENT
...............................................................................................
156
MARCO
RUTH
,
KAI
KASPAR
WHEN
AND
WHY
ARE
PEOPLE
SUSCEPTIBLE
TO
POLITICAL
MISINFORMATION?
A
CRITICAL
TEST
OF
CONFLICTING
PSYCHOLOGICAL
THEORIES
.....................................................
158
TOBIAS
ROTHMUND,
JOHANNES
BREUER
PRUDISH
GERMANY?
INTERNET
PORNOGRAPHY
USAGE
PATTERNS
IN
A
GERMAN
WEB
TRACKING
PANEL
..................................................................................................
158
MAXIMILIAN
T.
P.
VON
ANDRIAN-WERBURG,
JOHANNES
BREUER,
FRANK
SCHWAB,
BENJAMIN
P.
LANGE
REALITY
SHOWS
AND
PSYCHO-SOCIAL
NEEDS
OF
THE
INDIAN
AUDIENCE
...............
160
ALEX
PARIMALAM
SANTIAGOMANI
IT
*
S
A
MATCH!
.....................................................................................................
160
KRISTINA
ROOT,
SARAH
TOMICZEK,
PAULA
CIMANDER,
JENNY
HEEGER,
JAN
MATZKE-VOLK,
ASTRID
CAROLUS,
FLORIAN
SCHNEIDER
THE
ROLE
OF
SOCIAL
PRESENCE
IN
ENHANCING
ONLINE
LEARNING
EXPERIENCES
WITH
MACHINE
TEACHERS
..................................................................................
162
JIHYUN
KIM,
KELLY
MERRILL
JR.,
KUN
XU,
DEANNA
D.
SELLNOW
15
SUSCEPTIBLE
FOR
A
GAME
OF
THRONES.
..
THE
PERCEPTION
OF
FEMALE
(FICTIONAL)
LEADERS
IN
GAME
OF
THRONES
AND
THEIR
IMPACT
ON
RECIPIENTS
GENDER
ROLES
.................................................................................................................
163
BENEDIKTM.
MARSISKE,
MAXIMILIAN
T.
P.
VON
ANDRIAN-WERBURG,
FRANK
SCHWAB
MEDIA
AND
NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATION:
AN
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
RESEARCH
ON
THE
PERCEIVED
PERSONALITIES
OF
POLITICAL
LEADERS
.................................................
165
MARINA
PAPOVYAN
TERRORISM,
THE
MEDIA
AND
ITS
RECIPIENTS.
A
QUANTITATIVE
SURVEY
ABOUT
COPING
WITH
TERROR
ATTACKS
AND
NEWS
..........................................................
165
ELFI
HEINKE,
MICHAEL
SENGL
MEDIA
PSYCHOLOGY:
CHALLENGES
OF
COMPETENCE-BASED
CURRICULA
AND
EMPLOYMENT
(CASE
OF
GEORGIA)
...................................................................
166
MARIAM
GERSAMIA
,
MAIA
TORADZE
PREDICTORS
OF
COGNITIVE
PERFORMANCE
IN
SOFTWARE
REVERSE
ENGINEERING
AND
CODE
OBFUSCATION
.............................................................................................
168
SALSABIL
HAMADACHE,
MALTE
ELSON
RECIPROCAL
RELATIONS
BETWEEN
EMOTION-RELATED
HEAD
MOVEMENT
AND
IN-
GAME
PERFORMANCE
DURING
LEARNING
WITH
A
SERIOUS
GAME
.......................
170
VALENTIN
RIEMER
,
JULIAN
FROMMEL
,
CLAUDIA
SCHRADER
CAN
TWITTER
ACT
AS
A
TOOL
OF
PSYCHOLOGICAL
RESISTANCE?
THE
USE
OF
#STOPENSLAVINGSAUDIWOMEN
AMONG
SAUDI
ARABIAN
WOMEN
.....................
172
HEYLA
SELIM
STEREOTYPING
UNDER
THE
INFLUENCE
-
YOUNG
PEOPLES
*
ATTITUDES
ABOUT
GENDER
ROLES
IN
THE
AGE
OF
SOCIAL
MEDIA
....................................................................
174
MIRIAM-LINNEA
HALE,
ANDRE
MELZER
16
A
CROSS-CULTURAL
EXAMINATION
OF
DIGITALLY-ENABLED
COLLECTIVE
ACTION:
EXPLORING
COLLECTIVE
ACTION
MOTIVATIONS
AND
THE
MOBILIZING
ROLE
OF
SOCIAL
MEDIA
ACROSS
GERMANY
AND
TURKEY
...............................................................
175
OZEN
ODAG,
MELIS
ULUG
HOW
DO
EXPLANATIONS
IN
CONTACT
RECOMMENDER
SYSTEMS
INFLUENCE
PEOPLE
*
S
PROFESSIONAL
NETWORKING
BEHAVIOR
ONLINE?
IMPLICATIONS
FROM
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
STUDY
ON
HOW
TO
IMPROVE
PROFESSIONAL
SOCIAL
NETWORKING
SITES
(PSNS)
.............................................................................................................
177
LEA
BAUMANN
,
SONJA
UTZ
LIST
OF
AUTHORS
180
17
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