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Researcher

Laurien Desimpelaere

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2024

Children’s hobbies as persuasive strategies : the role of literacy training in children’s responses to personalized ads

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING

2022

Growing up in the big data era : an investigation of the role of advertising literacy in children’s responses to commercial data collection and personalized advertising

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

2021

Children’s perceptions of fairness in a data disclosure context : the effect of a reward on the relationship between privacy literacy and disclosure behavior

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

A1 Journal Article in TELEMATICS AND INFORMATICS

2020

Children’s and parents’ perceptions of online commercial data practices : a qualitative study

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

A1 Journal Article in MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION

Knowledge as a strategy for privacy protection : how a privacy literacy training affects children's online disclosure behavior

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

A1 Journal Article in COMPUTERS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR

Knowledge as a strategy for privacy protection : how a privacy literacy training affects children’s online disclosure behavior

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

2019

If you’re not paying for it, you are the product : a qualitative study examining children's and parents' perceptions of online data collection practices for commercial use

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel

2018

If you’re not paying for it, you are the product : children’s and parents’ perceptions of online data collection practices for commercial use

Laurien DesimpelaereLiselot HuddersDieneke Van de Sompel