Larissa Leonhard
Biographic Data
| ID | 6898756 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Larissa Leonhard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Larissa |
| FAMILY NAME | Leonhard |
| SIGNATURE | LEONHARD L |
| AFFILIATIONS | LMU Klinikum |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3492-8304 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Being literate, behaving literate? A mixed-methods approach to adolescents’ algorithm literacy and behavioral strategies on social media
This article investigates the relationship between adolescents’ algorithm literacy and their behavior on social media platforms. Using a mixed-methods approach, including focus groups, a mobile diary study, and a representative survey of German adolescents aged 14–17, we identify three behavioral strategies in response to algorithmically curated content: (1) indifferent behavior, such as passive scrolling; (2) interactive behavior, including liki…
The Necessary Evolution of Mass Communication Research in a Fragmenting Media Landscape
With the ongoing evolution of media channels, debates over the concept of mass communication have been reignited. When we live in a society of filter bubbles and AI-generated content, the very notion of a large uniform audience has been undermined. Indeed, the process of mass communication looks different today than in the early days of the field, which naturally affects how to define and measure media effects. In this forum, leading communicatio…
Eudaimonic Entertainment Experiences of TV Theme Nights and Their Relationships With Political Information Processing and Engagement
Can fictional entertainment foster political information processing and engagement, and if so, how? A German national telephone survey ( N Study1 = 905) and two online surveys ( N Study2 = 877; N Study3 = 1,018) were conducted to extend prior experimental research by examining unforced exposure to full-length media stimuli in real-world settings, using representative surveys, and including self-reports of actual behavior after exposure. Survey pa…
The Influence of Eudaimonic Entertainment Experiences on Political Information Processing and Engagement
Can entertainment serve as a gateway to political interest and participation? In this paper, we examine the specific case of eudaimonic entertainment experiences (i.e., meaningful, moving, and thought-provoking entertainment experiences). To systematically analyze the influence of experiential and contextual factors associated with eudaimonic entertainment on political information processing, issue interest, and participation intentions, we condu…
Worth to Share? How Content Characteristics and Article Competitiveness Influence News Sharing on Social Network Sites
We investigated how sharing performance on Facebook and Twitter is influenced both by news articles’ content characteristics and the availability of additional news articles reporting on the same news topic. We conducted a multi-method study, integrating automated data collection and manual/automated content analyses of 1,764 German online news articles. Our findings show the influence of news factors and, more importantly, news outlets on sharin…
Online and (the feeling of being) informed
From incidental news exposure to news engagement. How perceptions of the news post and news usage patterns influence engagement with news articles encountered on Facebook
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From incidental news exposure to news engagement. How perceptions of the news post and news usage patterns influence engagement with news articles encountered on Facebook
Online and (the feeling of being) informed
Worth to Share? How Content Characteristics and Article Competitiveness Influence News Sharing on Social Network Sites
We investigated how sharing performance on Facebook and Twitter is influenced both by news articles’ content characteristics and the availability of additional news articles reporting on the same news topic. We conducted a multi-method study, integrating automated data collection and manual/automated content analyses of 1,764 German online news articles. Our findings show the influence of news factors and, more importantly, news outlets on sharin…
Eudaimonic Entertainment Experiences of TV Theme Nights and Their Relationships With Political Information Processing and Engagement
Can fictional entertainment foster political information processing and engagement, and if so, how? A German national telephone survey ( N Study1 = 905) and two online surveys ( N Study2 = 877; N Study3 = 1,018) were conducted to extend prior experimental research by examining unforced exposure to full-length media stimuli in real-world settings, using representative surveys, and including self-reports of actual behavior after exposure. Survey pa…
The Influence of Eudaimonic Entertainment Experiences on Political Information Processing and Engagement
Can entertainment serve as a gateway to political interest and participation? In this paper, we examine the specific case of eudaimonic entertainment experiences (i.e., meaningful, moving, and thought-provoking entertainment experiences). To systematically analyze the influence of experiential and contextual factors associated with eudaimonic entertainment on political information processing, issue interest, and participation intentions, we condu…
Being literate, behaving literate? A mixed-methods approach to adolescents’ algorithm literacy and behavioral strategies on social media
This article investigates the relationship between adolescents’ algorithm literacy and their behavior on social media platforms. Using a mixed-methods approach, including focus groups, a mobile diary study, and a representative survey of German adolescents aged 14–17, we identify three behavioral strategies in response to algorithmically curated content: (1) indifferent behavior, such as passive scrolling; (2) interactive behavior, including liki…
The Necessary Evolution of Mass Communication Research in a Fragmenting Media Landscape
With the ongoing evolution of media channels, debates over the concept of mass communication have been reignited. When we live in a society of filter bubbles and AI-generated content, the very notion of a large uniform audience has been undermined. Indeed, the process of mass communication looks different today than in the early days of the field, which naturally affects how to define and measure media effects. In this forum, leading communicatio…
Advertising (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · German (3 works) · Internet privacy (3 works) · Media Influence and Health (3 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · News media (3 works)