Mitigating Perceived Polarization by Acknowledging Subjectivity: An Experimental Study of the Impact of Differently Phrasing Comments in Online News Discussions. Media Psychology. Roos, C. A., Koudenburg, N., & Postmes, T. (2024). The Social Dynamics Approach to mediated communication. European Review of Social Psychology.

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Carla ROOS, Assistant Professor | Cited by 132 | of Tilburg University, Tilburg (UVT) | Read 11 publications | Contact Carla ROOS

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But research by Carla Roos of the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences now shows that online misunderstandings are actually caused by too much clarity, and that this can cause people who are not actually disinhibited to come across that way to others.

Contributors: Carla Anne Roos; Ren Manfredi; Andrea Guazzini; Tom Postmes; Namkje Koudenburg

2023年11月30日 · Part of this research (i.e., Study 2) was funded by the Behavioral and Social Sciences Internet Research Fund of the University of Groningen (project code 170240169). The grant holder was Namkje Koudenburg; Tom Postmes and Carla Roos were co-applicants.

Roos, C. A., Utz, S., Koudenburg, N., & Postmes, T. (2023). Diplomacy online: A case of mistaking broadcasting for dialogue. European Journal of Social Psychology , 314-331.

PDF | On Jan 31, 2025, Carla A. Roos and others published Mitigating Perceived Polarization by Acknowledging Subjectivity: An Experimental Study of the Impact of Differently Phrasing Comments...