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PhD projects Communication Science
Research Programme: Communication Choices, Content and Consequences: New Media, New Methods (CCCC)
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Current PhD Projects
- Drs. A.E. Batenburg; When Story-Telling Makes a Difference: Effects of Online Health Forum Participation on Patients’ Psychological and Physical Wellbeing.
- Drs. X. Plaisier; Peer rejection, emotions and anti-social media preferences
- Drs. J. Takens; Short-term media logic and the long-term viability of democracy.
- Drs. J. Veldhuis; Peer influence on the effects of media-induced body dissatisfaction.
Completed PhD Projects
2011
- Drs. M. Pontier; Virtual Agents for Human Communication – Emotion Regulation and Involvement –Distance Trade-Offs in Embodied Conversational Agents and Robots.
2009
- Dr. G.M. van Koningsbruggen; Processing and Acceptance of Threatening Health Information. The impact of self-affirmation under different levels of self-threat; 11 June 2009.
2008
- Dr. G. van Noort; Bricks versus clicks: A self-regulation perspective on consumer responses in online and conventional shopping environments; 15 May 2008.
- Dr. H.C. van Vugt; Embodied agents from a user’s perspective; 25 June 2008.
- Dr. W.H. van Atteveldt; Semantic Network Analysis: Techniques for Extracting, Representing, and Querying Media Content; 18 November 2008.
2007
