R Moll
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 133079 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | R Moll |
| NOMBRES | R |
| APELLIDO | Moll |
| FIRMA | MOLL R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Münster |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0714-9102 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Ausbau der Datenerhebungsbefugnisse von Sicherheitsbehörden – Lässt die wissenschaftliche Empirie Chilling-Effekte in der Bevölkerung erwarten
Aufgrund der kontinuierlichen Ausweitung von Datenerhebungsbefugnissen für Sicherheitsbehörden wird ein häufig als »Chilling« bezeichneter Effekt befürchtet. Demnach führt die Sorge über ein mögliches Überwachtwerden dazu, dass freiheitliche Grundrechte nicht mehr ausgeübt werden. In der Rechtswissenschaft ist die Existenz eines Chilling-Effekts bzw. das Ausmaß seiner Auswirkungen auf Verhaltensänderungen jedoch umstritten. Der vorliegende Artike…
How Much Are “Many People” on Facebook? Interpretations of Vague Quantifiers in Online and Offline Contexts
In an increasingly interconnected world, many people handle large parts of their communication online, often via social networking sites (SNS). In contrast to face-to-face communication, messages on SNS are accessible by potentially unknown and large audiences. However, it is an open question what users actually perceive as a large audience, or else as many people in SNS contexts. Exploring this question from a psycholinguistic perspective, we in…
Revisiting Mwulu's Cave
Blessed Oblivion? Knowledge and Metacognitive Accuracy in Online Social Networks
In order to reap the social gratifications of Online Social Networks (OSNs), users often disclose self-related information, making them potentially vulnerable to their online audiences. We give a brief overview of our theoretical ideas and empirical research about additional cognitive and metacogni tive factors relevant for the perception of risk when self-disclosing information in OSNs. More specifically, we discuss disclosure-related knowledge …
Trust into Collective Privacy? The Role of Subjective Theories for Self-Disclosure in Online Communication
In order to build and maintain social capital in their Online Social Networks, users need to disclose personal information, a behavior that at the same time leads to a lower level of privacy. In this conceptual paper, we offer a new theoretical perspective on the question of why people might regulate their privacy boundaries inadequately when communicating in Online Social Networks. We argue that people have developed a subjective theory about on…
Revisiting Mwulu's Cave
Trust into Collective Privacy? The Role of Subjective Theories for Self-Disclosure in Online Communication
In order to build and maintain social capital in their Online Social Networks, users need to disclose personal information, a behavior that at the same time leads to a lower level of privacy. In this conceptual paper, we offer a new theoretical perspective on the question of why people might regulate their privacy boundaries inadequately when communicating in Online Social Networks. We argue that people have developed a subjective theory about on…
Trust into Collective Privacy? The Role of Subjective Theories for Self-Disclosure in Online Communication
In order to build and maintain social capital in their Online Social Networks, users need to disclose personal information, a behavior that at the same time leads to a lower level of privacy. In this conceptual paper, we offer a new theoretical perspective on the question of why people might regulate their privacy boundaries inadequately when communicating in Online Social Networks. We argue that people have developed a subjective theory about on…
Blessed Oblivion? Knowledge and Metacognitive Accuracy in Online Social Networks
In order to reap the social gratifications of Online Social Networks (OSNs), users often disclose self-related information, making them potentially vulnerable to their online audiences. We give a brief overview of our theoretical ideas and empirical research about additional cognitive and metacogni tive factors relevant for the perception of risk when self-disclosing information in OSNs. More specifically, we discuss disclosure-related knowledge …
Revisiting Mwulu's Cave
Ausbau der Datenerhebungsbefugnisse von Sicherheitsbehörden – Lässt die wissenschaftliche Empirie Chilling-Effekte in der Bevölkerung erwarten
Aufgrund der kontinuierlichen Ausweitung von Datenerhebungsbefugnissen für Sicherheitsbehörden wird ein häufig als »Chilling« bezeichneter Effekt befürchtet. Demnach führt die Sorge über ein mögliches Überwachtwerden dazu, dass freiheitliche Grundrechte nicht mehr ausgeübt werden. In der Rechtswissenschaft ist die Existenz eines Chilling-Effekts bzw. das Ausmaß seiner Auswirkungen auf Verhaltensänderungen jedoch umstritten. Der vorliegende Artike…
How Much Are “Many People” on Facebook? Interpretations of Vague Quantifiers in Online and Offline Contexts
In an increasingly interconnected world, many people handle large parts of their communication online, often via social networking sites (SNS). In contrast to face-to-face communication, messages on SNS are accessible by potentially unknown and large audiences. However, it is an open question what users actually perceive as a large audience, or else as many people in SNS contexts. Exploring this question from a psycholinguistic perspective, we in…
Computer Science (3 obras) · Internet privacy (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (2 obras) · Order (exchange (2 obras) · Perception (2 obras) · Privacy, Security, and Data Protection (2 obras) · Social Media and Politics (2 obras) · Social Psychology (2 obras) · Advanced Text Analysis Techniques (1 obras)