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期刊名:Computers in human behavior

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ISSN:0747-5632

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IF/分区:8.9/Q1

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Fangcao Lu,Yanqing Sun Fangcao Lu
This study aims to examine whether and how user-generated comments and reaction emojis on COVID-19 vaccine-promoting Facebook posts induce psychological reactance to posts and vaccine hesitancy in audiences of the posts. An online experimen...
Qiong Hu,Qinxue Liu,Zongyuan Wang Qiong Hu
In the context of the Covid-19, the present study designed a longitudinal study to examine the relationship among interpersonal alienation, meaning in life and smartphone addiction. Meanwhile, with the development of the epidemic whether th...
Mac Zewei Ma Mac Zewei Ma
On the basis of parasite-stress theory of sociality and behavioral immune system theory, this research examined how concerns regarding the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in cyberspace (i.e., online search volume for coronavirus-related...
Iman Paul,Smaraki Mohanty,Rumela Sengupta Iman Paul
The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic has not only impacted the physical health of individuals but the fear and anxiety of contracting the disease has also contributed to psychological distress among people. The current research identifies a novel cop...
William J Chopik,Jess Francis William J Chopik
This exploratory study examined both individual and dyadic predictors of variety of ICT use. Need for cognition is associated with engaging in a variety of intellectually stimulating practices and a prominent individual difference predictor...
Zhiying Yue,Renwen Zhang,Jun Xiao Zhiying Yue
Social media browsing is commonly seen as a trigger of unhealthy social comparison (i.e., upward contrast), which negatively affects well-being. One underlying assumption is the predominance of positive self-presentation on social media, wh...
Miguel Barreda-Ángeles,Tilo Hartmann Miguel Barreda-Ángeles
Social virtual reality (VR) platforms are an emergent phenomenon, with growing numbers of users utilizing them to connect with others while experiencing feelings of presence ("being there"). This article examines the associations between fe...
Chelly Maes,Laura Vandenbosch Chelly Maes
This study contextualizes Belgian adolescents' (12-18 years old) sexting behaviors between romantic and non-romantic partners during a strict lockdown period of the COVID-19 pandemic. An online survey among 543 Belgian respondents (M age = ...
Fabian Schunk,Franziska Zeh,Gisela Trommsdorff Fabian Schunk
Cybervictimization has been linked to adverse psychological consequences but little is known about the mechanisms linking cybervictimization to lower well-being. We conducted two studies to examine emotional self-efficacy and distinct emoti...
Changyang He,Huan Liu,Lu He et al. Changyang He et al.
Effectively engaging citizens during crises is critical for governments to disseminate timely information and help the public to adjust to the constantly changing conditions. In particular, promoting youth engagement not only enhances crisi...