Im Mai 2014 findet in Seattle die Tagung der "International Communication Association" statt. Mehrere Mitarbeiter des IfP waren erfolgreich mit ihren Einreichungen und werden dort Vorträge halten.
Folgende Vorträge wurden für die Tagung der ICA im Mai 2014 angenommen:
Sabine Einwiller und Christine Korn: The Effects of Favorable Media Coverage about an Organization on its Employees. (Preconference of the ICA Organizational Communication Division)
Pascal Jürgens, Birgit Stark und Melanie Magin: Measuring Algorithm-Induced Fragmentation.
Ulrike Klinger, Melanie Magin und Cornelia Wallner: Making Norms and Values Visible: Reflections on Media Policy Research.
Christine E. Meltzer und Anna Schnauber: The Impact of Personal Experience in the Cultivation Process.
Teresa K. Naab und Anna Schnauber: Habitual Media Selection and Involvement During Reception (im Rahmen des von Anna Schnauber, Teresa K. Naab und Robert LaRose eingereichten Panels "The Role of Habits in Media Selection: Theoretical and Methodological Challenges to Mass Communication").
Leonard Reinecke und Marc Ziegele: Friends without benefits? The effects of message valence on the willingness to respond to SNS status updates.
Leonard Reinecke, Peter Vorderer (Uni Mannheim) und Katharina Knop (Uni Mannheim): Permanently entertained or permanently under pressure? Effects of intrinsic and extrinsic need satisfaction on media enjoyment.
Leonard Reinecke, Wilhelm Hofmann (Uni Köln) und Sina Klein (Uni Mannheim): Media-use and self-control: An experience sampling study of media use, goal conflicts, and psychological well-being.
Leonard Reinecke, Diana Rieger (Uni Köln), Lena Frischlich (Uni Köln) und Gary Bente (Uni Köln): Media entertainment & well-being – Linking hedonic and eudaimonic entertainment to media-induced recovery and vitality.
Anna Schnauber und Teresa K. Naab: Habitual Media Selection and Involvement During Reception.
Mathias Weber: Negotiating Identity through Media Use. Developmental Tasks and the Social Dimension of Using Audiovisual Media in Adolescence.
Marc Ziegele und Mathias Weber: The Anti-social Net. Modeling the Influence of Presumed Harmful Influences on Support for Restrictive Internet Regulation.