Digital Wellbeing in a Culture of Ubiquitous Connectivity: Towards a Dynamic Pathway Model

Does Being ‘Always-On’ Burn Us Out? The Cognitive and Affective Costs of the 24/7 Lifestyle [COSTOF24/7]

Being (With(in)) the Feed: Rethinking Social Media as an Actor, Channel, and a Tool

Care-ful dis/connection: a relational inquiry into dis/connective practices for the maintenance of digitised everyday life

Digital Media Use in the Everyday Social Interactions

Life Coaching in a Digital Society: A new Cultural Phenomenon

The Right to Disconnect: Policy Perspectives on Digital Disconnection

Adoption determinants for chat bot guidance in smoking cessation

User-centric design of mHealth applications: a psychological approach

BOF-ZAP professorship in media psychology in sociology

Care work in a careless digitized society: a multi-perspective study on how digital technologies (de-)marginalization paid and unpaid care work

Coach or Charlatan? An ethnographic inquiry into how life coaches work and seek legitimacy in a contemporary Western society.

Disconnect to connect: Towards a healthier relationship with digital technologies across work, school, and family contexts.

Examining the impact of dis/connection on individuals and society in a digitizing society.

BOF-ZAP professorship in media psychology in sociology