L Carbone
Biographic Data
| ID | 412572 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L Carbone |
| GIVEN NAMES | L |
| FAMILY NAME | Carbone |
| SIGNATURE | CARBONE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | KU Leuven |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1688-9468 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Toxic Feedback Loop? The Relationship Between Performance-Contingent Self-Esteem and Toxic Communication in Adolescent Videogame Play
The Internalization of a Performance-Oriented Self-Concept Among Adolescents Through Their Favorite Music Artists
sponsorship: European Commission|852317
Adolescents’ videogame play, need satisfaction, and self-esteem
A Meta-Analysis of Studies Examining the Effect of Music on Beliefs
Much research documented the influence of music on various behaviors, including substance use and delinquency. Yet, less is known about its influences on dimensions that are crucial for behavioral outcomes, namely beliefs and attitudes. In this study, we reviewed and meta-analyzed the literature about music effects on beliefs ( n = 82, published 1972–2021) by mapping the theoretical and methodological features of this literature, focusing on the …
Measuring digital well-being in everyday life among Slovenian adolescents
Previous research has mostly correlated screen time with adolescents’ social, cognitive, and emotional well-being outcomes, while overlooking adolescents’ subjective experiences of smartphone use. The present research filled this gap by developing and validating the Perceived Digital Well-Being in Adolescence Scale (PDWBA). This semantic differential scale was developed by conducting a literature review and five cognitive interviews with Slovenia…
Towards a sociology of recurrent events. Constellations of cultural change around Eurovision in 18 countries (1981–2021)
Sociologists usually conceptualize events as unexpected occurrences bringing about long-lasting transformations of social structures. Following this definition, most empirical studies of events focus on pre/post-measurement strategies. Yet not all events are unexpected (e.g., Eurovision, Oscar nominations, the Olympics). Moreover, pre/post-measurements cannot capture the temporality in which meaning-making processes unfold nor account for the ove…
Status Markers in Popular Music Across Six Countries
Adolescents' Music Tastes in the Streaming Era
The sociological literature about music considers youth as a crucial period for the development of one's music tastes and identity. Yet, scarce research has documented the taste profiles of adolescents and their composition in relation to identity characteristics, especially in the current streaming era. In this article, we integrate different strands of literature analyzing the role of music tastes in identity building to define and segment the …
Debating (in) echo chambers
The ubiquity of social media platforms fuels heated discussions about algorithms and selection biases leading people into online “echo chambers.” Scholars argue that social media deepen societal polarization and fuel political extremism. However, studies often focus on media effects, disregarding individual agency and (sub)cultural values that shape communication. As a strategic case study, this article, based on a mixed-methods analysis, includi…
Sounds like meritocracy to my ears
Extant research documents the impact of meritocratic narratives in news media that justify economic inequality. This paper inductively explores whether popular music is a source of cultural frames about inequality. We construct an original dataset combining user data from Spotify with lyrics from Genius and employ unsupervised computational text analysis to classify the content of the 3,660 most popular songs across 23 European countries. Drawing…
Debating (in) echo chambers
The ubiquity of social media platforms fuels heated discussions about algorithms and selection biases leading people into online “echo chambers.” Scholars argue that social media deepen societal polarization and fuel political extremism. However, studies often focus on media effects, disregarding individual agency and (sub)cultural values that shape communication. As a strategic case study, this article, based on a mixed-methods analysis, includi…
Status Markers in Popular Music Across Six Countries
Adolescents' Music Tastes in the Streaming Era
The sociological literature about music considers youth as a crucial period for the development of one's music tastes and identity. Yet, scarce research has documented the taste profiles of adolescents and their composition in relation to identity characteristics, especially in the current streaming era. In this article, we integrate different strands of literature analyzing the role of music tastes in identity building to define and segment the …
Sounds like meritocracy to my ears
Extant research documents the impact of meritocratic narratives in news media that justify economic inequality. This paper inductively explores whether popular music is a source of cultural frames about inequality. We construct an original dataset combining user data from Spotify with lyrics from Genius and employ unsupervised computational text analysis to classify the content of the 3,660 most popular songs across 23 European countries. Drawing…
Debating (in) echo chambers
The ubiquity of social media platforms fuels heated discussions about algorithms and selection biases leading people into online “echo chambers.” Scholars argue that social media deepen societal polarization and fuel political extremism. However, studies often focus on media effects, disregarding individual agency and (sub)cultural values that shape communication. As a strategic case study, this article, based on a mixed-methods analysis, includi…
Adolescents’ videogame play, need satisfaction, and self-esteem
A Meta-Analysis of Studies Examining the Effect of Music on Beliefs
Much research documented the influence of music on various behaviors, including substance use and delinquency. Yet, less is known about its influences on dimensions that are crucial for behavioral outcomes, namely beliefs and attitudes. In this study, we reviewed and meta-analyzed the literature about music effects on beliefs ( n = 82, published 1972–2021) by mapping the theoretical and methodological features of this literature, focusing on the …
Measuring digital well-being in everyday life among Slovenian adolescents
Previous research has mostly correlated screen time with adolescents’ social, cognitive, and emotional well-being outcomes, while overlooking adolescents’ subjective experiences of smartphone use. The present research filled this gap by developing and validating the Perceived Digital Well-Being in Adolescence Scale (PDWBA). This semantic differential scale was developed by conducting a literature review and five cognitive interviews with Slovenia…
Towards a sociology of recurrent events. Constellations of cultural change around Eurovision in 18 countries (1981–2021)
Sociologists usually conceptualize events as unexpected occurrences bringing about long-lasting transformations of social structures. Following this definition, most empirical studies of events focus on pre/post-measurement strategies. Yet not all events are unexpected (e.g., Eurovision, Oscar nominations, the Olympics). Moreover, pre/post-measurements cannot capture the temporality in which meaning-making processes unfold nor account for the ove…
Status Markers in Popular Music Across Six Countries
Adolescents' Music Tastes in the Streaming Era
The sociological literature about music considers youth as a crucial period for the development of one's music tastes and identity. Yet, scarce research has documented the taste profiles of adolescents and their composition in relation to identity characteristics, especially in the current streaming era. In this article, we integrate different strands of literature analyzing the role of music tastes in identity building to define and segment the …
The Internalization of a Performance-Oriented Self-Concept Among Adolescents Through Their Favorite Music Artists
sponsorship: European Commission|852317
A Toxic Feedback Loop? The Relationship Between Performance-Contingent Self-Esteem and Toxic Communication in Adolescent Videogame Play
Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Media Influence and Health (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (3 works)