Members of the Departmend of Media Psychology at the ICA 2014 in Seattle [27.01.14]
At the 64th annual conference of the ICA in Seattle, the Department of Media Pschology will be represented with different research projects.
The following research projects will be presented:
Dienlin, T.: Is the Privacy Paradox a Relict of the Past? An In-Depth Analysis of Privacy Attitudes and Privacy Behaviors
Dienlin, T.: The Privacy Process Model - A New Theoretical Approach Towards a Better Understanding of Privacy
Eveland, W.P. Jr. & Trepte, S.: Elaborating on Elaboration: How to Grasp What Newsreaders Think and Learn While Discussing Politics
Masur, P.K.: The Interplay of Intrinsic Need Satisfaction and Facebook Specific Motives in Explaining Addictive Behavior on Facebook
Schmitt, J. B.: How Perceived Information Quality of Online News Sources Determines Political Knowledge through Self-Efficacy
Teutsch, D. & Niemann, J.: Social Network Sites as a Threat to Users' Self-determination and Security: A Framing Analysis of German Newspapers.
Trepte, S., Dienlin, T. & Reinecke, L.: Risky Behaviors - How Online Experiences Influence Privacy Behaviors
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