Political communication | Digital news engagement | Algorithmic media environments | Digital trace data, LLMs & network analysis
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An experimental study showing that people often express attitude-consistent news preferences they don’t actually intend to read.
It suggests expressed preferences may reflect identity signaling more than actual intent.
→ Currently under review!
An experimental study showing that people often express attitude-consistent news preferences they don’t actually intend to read.
It suggests expressed preferences may reflect identity signaling more than actual intent.
→ Currently under review!
How stable, trait-level negativity biases interact with algorithmic news provision on a mobile app.
We found these biases shape both what users select and what appears in their feeds.
→ Recently accepted at Media Psychology!
How stable, trait-level negativity biases interact with algorithmic news provision on a mobile app.
We found these biases shape both what users select and what appears in their feeds.
→ Recently accepted at Media Psychology!
How engagement segregation intensifies as users move from viewing to clicking to reading based on co-engagement networks.
Using large-scale digital trace data to track clustering at each phase.
→ Ongoing project—hoping to wrap it up this summer. Stay tuned!
How engagement segregation intensifies as users move from viewing to clicking to reading based on co-engagement networks.
Using large-scale digital trace data to track clustering at each phase.
→ Ongoing project—hoping to wrap it up this summer. Stay tuned!