Assistant Professorship for Communication Science

Permanently online—always stressed out? The effects of permanent connectedness on stress experiences (2021) Freytag A, Knop-Huelss K, Meier A, Reinecke L, Hefner D, Klimmt C, Vorderer P Journal article, Original article Computer-mediated communication, social media, and mental health: A conceptual and empirical meta-review (2021) Meier A, Reinecke L Journal article, Review article The relationship between online vigilance and affective well-being in everyday life: Combining smartphone logging with experience sampling (2021) Johannes N, Meier A, Reinecke L, Ehlert S, Setiawan DN, Walasek N, Dienlin T, et al. Journal article, Original article Media entertainment as guilty pleasure? The appraisal of media use, self-control, and entertainment (AMUSE) model (2021) Reinecke L, Meier A Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Instagram inspiration: How upward comparison on social network sites can contribute to well-being (2020) Meier A, Gilbert A, Boerner S, Possler D Journal article, Original article Guilt and media use (2020) Reinecke L, Meier A Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Computer-mediated communication and mental health: A computational scoping review of an interdisciplinary field (2020) Meier A, Domahidi E, Günther E Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Inspired by friends: Adolescents' network homophily moderates the relationship between social comparison, envy, and inspiration on Instagram (2019) Noon EJ, Meier A Journal article, Original article Just one more episode: Predictors of procrastination with television and implications for sleep quality (2019) Exelmans L, Meier A, Reinecke L, Van Den Bulck J Journal article, Original article Mind-wandering and mindfulness as mediators of the relationship between online vigilance and well-being (2018) Johannes N, Veling H, Dora J, Meier A, Reinecke L, Buijzen M Journal article, Original article