Rubén Sánchez Medero
Biographic Data
| ID | 1606791 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rubén Sánchez Medero |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rubén Sánchez |
| FAMILY NAME | Medero |
| SIGNATURE | MEDERO R S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8799-5685 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Impacts and Consequences of Digital Democratic Innovations in Political Parties
Objective/context: In recent years, political parties have undergone significant transformation by adopting digital tools aimed at increasing member engagement and participation in internal processes. Digital democratic innovations have emerged as a key response to the crisis of legitimacy and declining membership facing traditional parties. This article offers a comprehensive overview of the main digital democratic innovations implemented by pol…
Implementation of smart devices in health crisis scenarios
The scarcity of healthcare resources, particularly during crises, is a reality. AI can help alleviate this deficiency. Tasks such as triage, diagnosis, or determining a patient’s life-threatening risk are some of the applications we can delegate to algorithms. However, the limited number of real clinical experiences and the lack of research on its implementation mean that we only partially understand the risks involved in its development. To cont…
Should You Put an Emoticon on Your Flag? How Subliminal Visual Stimuli Can Change Political Opinions
Political objects, like national flags, arouse emotions even when they are subliminal stimuli. Through two experiments that show subliminal stimuli to the subjects, this article analyzes if those emotions are positive or negative ones—that is to say, if they enhance an inclusive reaction or an excluding one. Besides, the article compares the intensity of the flag’s emotional effect with that of the emoticons, which are figures intended to represe…
Color War. Does Color Influence the Perception of Political Messages
Several studies have shown that exposure to colors affects cognitive and affective processes. In this paper, we tried to find if colors affect the perception of political messages and activate partisan biases. We focus our study on the Spanish cultural environment. In a prestudy ( n = 991), participants identified red as progressive, blue as conservative, and gray as neutral. In two subsequent experiments ( n = 840; n = 938), we analyzed how thes…
Democratization in Political Communication
Disintermediation allows citizens to directly access political communication. The greater diversity of interactions between political actors results in increased flow of information. This causes decreased effectiveness for gatekeepers and agenda-setters (old media), and makes way for the creation of a deregulated, non-hierarchical, and borderless space, resulting in the empowerment of citizens and the democratization of political communication. T…
Las elecciones del 1 de marzo en Galicia y el País Vasco
Las elecciones autonómicas celebradas el 1 de marzo en Galicia y el País Vasco, han sobrepasado el ámbito autonómico para ser analizadas en clave nacional. Estos comicios han servido para medir la capacidad electoral que realmente poseen los dos grandes partidos políticos de ámbito nacional antes de las elecciones europeas, saber si la crisis econó- mica ha supuesto una pérdida de votos para los socialistas y si los presuntos casos de corrupción …
Bernays, Edward (2008). Propaganda
Index de les obres ressenyades: Edward BERNAYS, Propaganda. Barcelona: Melusina, 2008.
Democratization in Political Communication
Disintermediation allows citizens to directly access political communication. The greater diversity of interactions between political actors results in increased flow of information. This causes decreased effectiveness for gatekeepers and agenda-setters (old media), and makes way for the creation of a deregulated, non-hierarchical, and borderless space, resulting in the empowerment of citizens and the democratization of political communication. T…
Bernays, Edward (2008). Propaganda
Index de les obres ressenyades: Edward BERNAYS, Propaganda. Barcelona: Melusina, 2008.
Las elecciones del 1 de marzo en Galicia y el País Vasco
Las elecciones autonómicas celebradas el 1 de marzo en Galicia y el País Vasco, han sobrepasado el ámbito autonómico para ser analizadas en clave nacional. Estos comicios han servido para medir la capacidad electoral que realmente poseen los dos grandes partidos políticos de ámbito nacional antes de las elecciones europeas, saber si la crisis econó- mica ha supuesto una pérdida de votos para los socialistas y si los presuntos casos de corrupción …
Democratization in Political Communication
Disintermediation allows citizens to directly access political communication. The greater diversity of interactions between political actors results in increased flow of information. This causes decreased effectiveness for gatekeepers and agenda-setters (old media), and makes way for the creation of a deregulated, non-hierarchical, and borderless space, resulting in the empowerment of citizens and the democratization of political communication. T…
Color War. Does Color Influence the Perception of Political Messages
Several studies have shown that exposure to colors affects cognitive and affective processes. In this paper, we tried to find if colors affect the perception of political messages and activate partisan biases. We focus our study on the Spanish cultural environment. In a prestudy ( n = 991), participants identified red as progressive, blue as conservative, and gray as neutral. In two subsequent experiments ( n = 840; n = 938), we analyzed how thes…
Implementation of smart devices in health crisis scenarios
The scarcity of healthcare resources, particularly during crises, is a reality. AI can help alleviate this deficiency. Tasks such as triage, diagnosis, or determining a patient’s life-threatening risk are some of the applications we can delegate to algorithms. However, the limited number of real clinical experiences and the lack of research on its implementation mean that we only partially understand the risks involved in its development. To cont…
Should You Put an Emoticon on Your Flag? How Subliminal Visual Stimuli Can Change Political Opinions
Political objects, like national flags, arouse emotions even when they are subliminal stimuli. Through two experiments that show subliminal stimuli to the subjects, this article analyzes if those emotions are positive or negative ones—that is to say, if they enhance an inclusive reaction or an excluding one. Besides, the article compares the intensity of the flag’s emotional effect with that of the emoticons, which are figures intended to represe…
Impacts and Consequences of Digital Democratic Innovations in Political Parties
Objective/context: In recent years, political parties have undergone significant transformation by adopting digital tools aimed at increasing member engagement and participation in internal processes. Digital democratic innovations have emerged as a key response to the crisis of legitimacy and declining membership facing traditional parties. This article offers a comprehensive overview of the main digital democratic innovations implemented by pol…
Political science (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Economic system (2 works)