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A qualitative study exploring motivations for participating in research among women who use opioids

Sarah M. Bagley, Ariel D. Maschke, [ ... ], Christine M. Gunn

Does social media information credibility influence social commerce purchase intention of skincare products? Evidence from Facebook

Prarthana Ranjith, Sumudu Nisansala, [ ... ], Nirmani Dayapathirana

Public discourses of alternative protein foods in Facebook public pages’ posts, 2014–2024

Weiyu Zhang, Bingyan Wang, [ ... ], Wee Han Ang

Adolescence and online vulnerability: The role of fear of missing out (FoMO): A cross-sectional study during the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic

Marco Giancola, Emanuela Mari, [ ... ], Laura Piccardi

The Multiple Platforms Effect (MPE): A quantification of how exposure to similarly biased content on multiple online platforms might impact users

Robert Epstein, Amanda Newland, Thomas Peeler, Basil Thaddeus

Mobile-Assisted intercultural competence development: The role of HelloTalk in Chinese EFL education

Pei Yang, Ziye Yang

Investigating the long-term impact of misinformation interventions in upper secondary education

Thomas Nygren, Evgenia Efimova

The study on the live streaming frequency strategy choices of streamers in live E-commerce

Yingjing Wu, Ying Cui

Assessing self-selection biases in Facebook-recruited online surveys: Evidence from the COVID-19 Health Behavior Survey

Jessica Donzowa, Daniela Perrotta, Emilio Zagheni

Toxic behaviour facilitates echo chammber formation: An agent-based modelling simulation of science attitudes based on Spiral of Silence Theory

Timothy F. Bainbridge, Matthew Ryan, [ ... ], Emily Brindal

“It’s a kind of double-edged sword”: exploring the social media-related experiences of adults with visible differences using photo-elicitation interviews

Ella Guest, Wylde Roberts-Mills, Anna Zarola, Amy Slater

The “multiple exposure effect” (MEE): How multiple exposures to similarly biased online content can cause increasingly larger shifts in opinions and voting preferences

Robert Epstein, Amanda Newland, Li Yu Tang

Problematic social media use is associated with believing in and engaging with fake news

Dar Meshi, Maria D. Molina

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