25. September |
Uhrzeit |
Riedl, A. A., Geiss, S., Jandura, O., Magin, M., & Stark, B. Do Journalists’ Ideologies Translate into Partisan News Reporting? The Limits of Bias and the Limits of Countermechanisms. |
15:15 |
Keilmann, J., & Koch, T. Little White (or Rather Green) Lies. The Impact of Minor Forms of Greenwashing on Corporate Reputation and Credibility. |
17:30 |
Schäfer, M., Link, E., Beckmann, S. The relation between information and vaccine behaviors: A quantitative survey of a stratified non-vaccinated German sample. |
19:00 |
Schrimpff, C., Fisse, T., Link, E., Baumann, E., & Klimmt, C. Identifying situational health information seeking patterns for uncertainty management in orthopedic implant patient journeys. |
19:15 |
Steiger Salvador, E., Weintz, J., Degenhardt, J. K., & Langmann, K. AI-generated pictures and their influence on epistemic emotions, perception and online engagement on X (Twitter). |
19:30 |
Strehler-Schaaf, M. & Löb, C. Paving the way or accompanying visions for a better life? Studying role perceptions of journalists reporting on social disruptions. |
19:30 |
26. September |
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Fisse, T., Schrimpff, C. Link, E., Baumann, E., & Klimmt, C. Social support through shared experiences. An exploratory analysis of various manifestations, reasons, and outcomes of implant patients interacting with affected others. |
9:15 |
Ziegele, M., Quiring, O., Jakobs, I., Schemer, C., Schultz, T., Stegman, D., Fawzi, N., Jackob, N & Viehmann, C. (2024). Perceptions of incivility in the public discourse and its potential democratic consequences: Insights from a representative survey in Germany |
9:30 |
Schneiders, P., Riedl, A. & Stark, B. Audiences and algorithmic diversity: On the relationship between news exposure diversity and preferences for news recommender systems. |
14:45 |
27. September |
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Fecher, H., & Vermeer, S. From dances to debates: An online experiment to examine the effects of political self-personalization on TikTok. |
10:00 |
Ryffel, Q., Zerback, T., Jakob, A. & Fawzi, N. Telling or Told? The role of implicit and explicit media cues in the formation of perceived affective polarization in the debate about climate change mitigation. |
11:00 |
Jakob, A., Fawzi, N., Ryffel, Q. & Zerback, T. Between headlines and reality? News media’s impact on false polarization in the debate about climate change mitigation in Germany. |
11:30 |
Mack, M. & , Schemer, C. Climate Change on Instagram: Researching Visual Representations with Computer Vision. |
11:30 |
Stegmann, D., & Stark, B. Mitigating social disorder? Exploring the cohesive potential of public service broadcasters. |
11:45 |
Link, E., & Baumann, E. Single episodes of health information seeking and avoidance: Findings of an experience sampling methods study of German residents suffering from acute or chronic illness. |
11:45 |
Fawzi, N., Obermaier, M., Dohle, M., Steindl, N., Arlt, D., Schweiger, W., Ziegele, M., Klawier, T., Pohle, H. & Prochazka, F. Exploring young media users’ understandings and origins of media trust. Evidence from qualitative interviews with German adolescents. |
14:15 |