Excited to be at #MePsy25 in Duisburg and proud to be part of five presentations. I will be presenting research on digital disconnection against procrastination tomorrow and @dougaparry.bsky.social and I will host the debate club on Friday. Looking forward to meet everyone at the conference.

We build on conceptualizations of time in communication research and propose that change can follow four patterns over time: Ephemeral (fleeting effects), inertia (delayed onset and waning), reversal (change in direction), and no change. (3/6)

With a multiverse analysis approach, we show that the decisions we make when choosing time frames and time lags have important consequences for our findings; in our case for the association between logged smartphone use and well-being outcomes. (2/6)

Should've put this illustration in my presentation

If you're still going strong on the last day of #ica25 catch our presentation on the role of time in media effects research in this wonderful panel!
With @aliciagilbert.bsky.social @chrdrn.bsky.social and @adrianmeier.bsky.social

My understanding of the Monty Hall problem

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Excited that I had the opportunity to host a virtual workshop about the analysis of mobile logging data today at TU Ilmenau. Thanks a lot to @emesedomahidi.bsky.social and @maxschindler.bsky.social for the invitation and everybody who participated for their engagement!

As part of the Cutting-edge Communication Research @ascor.bsky.social series I gave a talk on time in media effects research in November. Thanks to the team for an amazing visit to Amsterdam and for the engaging discussions.

My very first dissertation paper is 🚨 now published 🚨 in JCMC!
With @aliciagilbert.bsky.social and @adrianmeier.bsky.social we investigate motivations for digital disconnection in the moment. You can find the open access paper here: doi.org/10.1093/jcmc...

I still can’t really believe it, but we won the mobile communication division top paper award at #ica24. 🎉🎉🎉I am truly blessed and grateful to everyone who made this possible, especially my wonderful co-authors @aliciagilbert.bsky.social (not pictured unfortunately) and @adrianmeier.bsky.social.

Exciting opening to #ica24 at the mobile precon and mobile/CAT doctoral consortium.

If you're interested in situational disconnection motivations, catch our presentation in the mobile communication top paper session tomorrow at 3pm w/
@aliciagilbert.bsky.social @adrianmeier.bsky.social

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Why do we sometimes put our phones in a different room or mute a group chat?
With @aliciagilbert.bsky.social & @adrianmeier.bsky.social, we investigated why people engage in digital disconnection in everyday life. In a two-week experience sampling study, we asked people about (1/3)