Assistant Professorship for Communication Science

At least three episodes or at least two hours? Proposal for a definition and measurement of binge watching as TV series viewing behavior (2018) Granow V, Meier A, Reinecke L Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Permanently on and never switching off? The role of online vigilance as a source of digital stress (2017) Reinecke L, Meier A, Klimmt C, Hefner D, Vorderer P Conference contribution, Conference Contribution The positive side of social comparisons on SNS: How envy can drive inspiration on Instagram (2017) Meier A, Schäfer S, Melching V, Bonni K Conference contribution, Conference Contribution More interruptions and fewer accomplishments? How smartphone habits increase the frequency of procrastination and decrease hedonic and eudaimonic well-being in everyday life (2017) Meier A, Reinecke L Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Permanently online and permanently connected: Development and validation of the online vigilance scale (2017) Reinecke L, Klimmt C, Meier A, Reich S, Hefner D, Knop-Huelss K, Rieger D, Vorderer P Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Neither pleasurable nor virtuous: Procrastination links smartphone habits and messenger checking behavior to decreased hedonic as well as eudaimonic well-being (2017) Meier A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Being permanently connected is a "state of mind": Development and validation of the online vigilance scale (2017) Reinecke L, Meier A, Hefner D, Reich S, Rieger D, Klimmt C, Vorderer P Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Reflective vs. impulsive media selection as a key predictor of procrastinatory media use (2017) Schnauber-Stockmann A, Meier A, Reinecke L Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Procrastination out of habit? The role of impulsive vs. reflective media selection in procrastinatory media use (2017) Schnauber-Stockmann A, Meier A, Reinecke L Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Of sweet temptations and bitter aftertaste: Self-control as a moderator of the effects of media use on well-being (2017) Hofmann W, Reinecke L, Meier A Book chapter / Article in edited volumes