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2026
5 papers
- Whose centre holds? White normativity in race dimensions across word embeddings
Ohamadike et al. · 2026 - Can machines perform a qualitative data analysis? Reading the debate with alan turing
Paoli · 2026 - Writing as an 18th-century automaton
Park · 2026 - Elite polarisation on twitter/X: Structural and behavioural dynamics in public discourse
Bodaghi · 2026 - Who consents to sharing their tweets with researchers? A comparative analysis of selection bias in linked survey and social media data
Gaughan et al. · 2026
2025
5 papers
- Who are the online commenters? A large-scale representative survey to explore the identity and motivation of online news commenters in comparison to non-commenters
Linden et al. · 2025 - Embracing dialectic intersubjectivity: Coordination of differential perspectives in content analysis with LLM persona simulation
Kang et al. · 2025 - Dialogues towards sociologies of generative AI
Baert et al. · 2025 - Achieving #relationshipgoals: Exploring the associations between exposure to positively-biased portrayals of romantic relationships and young adults’ romantic outcomes
Boeckxstaens et al. · 2025 - Unblackboxing how sociotemporalities inform AI accountability: The case of targeted advertising
Hardcastle et al. · 2025
2024
10 papers
- Why people accept mental health-related misinformation: Role of social media metrics in users’ information processing
Zhang et al. · 2024 - Large language models outperform expert coders and supervised classifiers at annotating political social media messages
Törnberg · 2024 - Journalists’ ethical responsibility: Tackling hate speech against women politicians in social media through natural language processing techniques
Iranzo-Cabrera et al. · 2024 - Leveraging open large language models for multilingual policy topic classification: The babel machine approach
Sebők et al. · 2024 - Assessing the effects of privacy concerns on social media-driven political discussions and participation: A comparative study of asian and western contexts
Ahmed & Masood · 2024 - Personal, private, emotional? How political parties use personalization strategies on facebook in the 2014 and 2019 EP election campaigns
Rußmann et al. · 2024 - Citizens’ acceptance of data-driven political campaigning: A 25-country cross-national vignette study
Vliegenthart et al. · 2024 - Serious games, knowledge acquisition, and conflict resolution: The case of PeaceMaker as a peace education tool
Nicolaidou & Kampf · 2024 - How elites invigorate emotionality and extremity in digital networks
Au · 2024 - Artificial intelligence, rationalization, and the limits of control in the public sector: The case of tax policy optimization
Mökander & Schroeder · 2024
2023
6 papers
- Performing an inductive thematic analysis of semi-structured interviews with a large language model: An exploration and provocation on the limits of the approach
Paoli · 2023 - Conflicting norms—how norms of disconnection and availability correlate with digital media use across generations
Geber et al. · 2023 - Bridging qualitative data silos: The potential of reusing codings through machine learning based cross-study code linking
Wildemann et al. · 2023 - They’re coming for you! How perceptions of automation affect public support for universal basic income
Haglin et al. · 2023 - From calculations to reasoning: History, trends and the potential of computational ethnography and computational social anthropology
Peponakis et al. · 2023 - An informed neural network for discovering historical documentation assisting the repatriation of indigenous ancestral human remains
Bashar et al. · 2023
2022
12 papers
- Alternative layouts for grid questions in PC and mobile web surveys: An experimental evaluation using response quality indicators and survey estimates
Vehovar et al. · 2022 - Can overclaiming technique improve self-assessment tools for digital competence? The case of DigCompSat
Muszyński et al. · 2022 - How do internet-related characteristics affect whether members of a german mixed-mode panel switch from the mail to the web mode?
Bretschi & Weiß · 2022 - Using machine learning techniques to predict adolescents’ involvement in family conflict
López‐Larrosa et al. · 2022 - Employment opportunities for applicants with cybercrime records: A field experiment
Peelen et al. · 2022 - Messaging, posting, and browsing: A mobile experience sampling study investigating youth’s social media use, affective well-being, and loneliness
Karsay et al. · 2022 - A novel iOS data donation approach: Automatic processing, compliance, and reactivity in a longitudinal study
Baumgartner et al. · 2022 - Developing fact finders: A mobile game for overcoming intractable conflicts
Nicolaidou et al. · 2022 - Utilising a critical realist lens to conceptualise digital inequality: The experiences of less well-off internet users
Eynon · 2022 - Technology as a social companion? An exploration of individual and product-related factors of anthropomorphism
Christoforakos & Diefenbach · 2022 - Breaking the structural reinforcement: An agent-based model on cultural consumption and social relations
Zhong et al. · 2022 - Enhancing participation in probability-based online panels: Two incentive experiments and their effects on response and panel recruitment
Witte et al. · 2022
2021
2 papers
2020
4 papers
- Overcoming the Challenges of Collaboratively Adopting Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector
Campion et al. · 2020 - Using Only Numeric Labels Instead of Verbal Labels: Stripping Rating Scales to Their Bare Minimum in Web Surveys
Gummer & Kunz · 2020 - Black Trolls Matter: Racial and Ideological Asymmetries in Social Media Disinformation
Freelon et al. · 2020 - Motivated Misreporting in Smartphone Surveys
Daikeler et al. · 2020
2019
12 papers
- Analyzing Citizen Participation and Engagement in European Smart Cities
Cortés-Cediel et al. · 2019 - The Market for Heritage: Evidence From eBay Using Natural Language Processing
Altaweel · 2019 - Effects of the Number of Open-Ended Probing Questions on Response Quality in Cognitive Online Pretests
Neuert & Lenzner · 2019 - Feminism! What Is It Good For? The Role of Feminism and Political Self-Efficacy in Women’s Online Political Participation
Heger & Hoffmann · 2019 - [[_papers/Sengupta (2019) - Simple Surveys Response Retrieval Inspired by Recommendatio|Simple Surveys: Response Retrieval Inspired by Recommendation Systems]]
Sengupta et al. · 2019 - Gender and Online Politics: Digital Media as Friend and Foe in Times of Change
Boulianne et al. · 2019 - Using Apples and Oranges to Judge Quality? Selection of Appropriate Cross-National Indicators of Response Quality in Open-Ended Questions
Meitinger et al. · 2019 - Digital Segregation: Gender, Occupation, and Access to Politics
Friesen et al. · 2019 - How Effective Are Eye-Tracking Data in Identifying Problematic Questions?
Neuert · 2019 - Simulating Acculturation Dynamics Between Migrants and Locals in Relation to Network Formation
Paolillo & Jager · 2019 - Who’s Tweeting About the President? What Big Survey Data Can Tell Us About Digital Traces?
Pasek et al. · 2019 - Self-Reported Versus Digitally Recorded: Measuring Political Activity on Facebook
Haenschen · 2019
2018
2 papers
2017
2 papers
- The Relationship Between Web Content and Web Accessibility at Universities
Lorca et al. · 2017 - Political Advertising on the Wikipedia Marketplace of Information
Göbel & Munzert · 2017
2016
1 paper
- Introducing a Continuous Measure of Future Self-Continuity
Kamphorst et al. · 2016
2015
8 papers
- Smart City Research
Meijer et al. · 2015 - Measuring Political Knowledge in Web-Based Surveys
Munzert & Selb · 2015 - Smart Governance
Bolívar & Meijer · 2015 - Network Models of Minority Opinion Spreading
Álvarez‐Gálvez · 2015 - A Comparison of Two Cognitive Pretesting Techniques Supported by Eye Tracking
Neuert & Lenzner · 2015 - Frames Beyond Words
Burscher et al. · 2015 - A Comparison of Four Probability-Based Online and Mixed-Mode Panels in Europe
Blom et al. · 2015 - Handling Do-Not-Know Answers
Leeuw et al. · 2015