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Trust in Science, Perceived Media Exaggeration About COVID-19, and Social Distancing Behavior by Neureiter, Ariadne, Stubenvoll, Marlis, Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Matthes, Jörg

“…For many individuals, the media function as a primary source of information about preventative measures to combat COVID-19. However, a considerable number of…”
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See something, say something? The role of online self-disclosure on fear of terror among young social media users by Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Knupfer, Helena, Matthes, Jörg

“…Given that terrorism is omnipresent on social media, it is imperative to study how seeing terror content online is related to individuals’ attitudes,…”
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The affective nexus between refugees and terrorism: A panel study on how social media use shapes negative attitudes toward refugees by Matthes, Jörg, Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Knupfer, Helena, Masood, Muhammad

“…Social media, as an important resource of information for many contentious topics, has great affective potential in terms of anger and fear. We investigated…”
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“I stand up for us”: Muslims’ feelings of stigmatization in response to terrorism on social media by Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Knupfer, Helena, Matthes, Jörg

“…Terrorism has the potential to divide societies. It is particularly relevant to investigate how Islamist terrorism on social media is associated with Muslim…”
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Inconspicuous Terrorists?: Effects of Terrorism News on Attitudes and Stereotypes About Muslims by Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Knupfer, Helena, Matthes, Jörg

“…Differentiation between terrorists and Muslims can mitigate the negative effects of terrorism news. In this study, participants were shown Islamist terrorism…”
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A Vicious Cycle? Threat of Terror, Perceived Media Bias, and Support for Surveillance Policies by Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Matthes, Jörg

“…Islamist terrorist attacks and existing terror threat can seriously affect intergroup relations and policy making. Drawing on hostile media effect theory and…”
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Who was hurt? Effects of victim characteristics in news articles about far-right violence on fear and terrorism label use by Knupfer, Helena, Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Matthes, Jörg

“…Right-wing extremist (RWE) violence and terrorism pose a severe threat to Western societies, including Germany. This study tests how differences in…”
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Silent Sympathy: News Attention, Subtle Support for Far-Right Extremism, and Negative Attitudes Toward Muslims by Knupfer, Helena, Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Matthes, Jörg

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Who Says "Muslims Are Not Terrorists"? News Differentiation, Muslim versus Non-Muslim Sources, and Attitudes toward Muslims by Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Knupfer, Helena, Matthes, Jörg

“…Media coverage on terrorism can lead to negative attitudes toward Muslims. We theorize that undifferentiated news-i.e., not explicitly distinguishing Muslims…”
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Who Differentiates between Muslims and Islamist Terrorists in Terrorism News Coverage? An Actor-based Approach by Matthes, Jörg, Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Schmuck, Desirée, von Sikorski, Christian, Klobasa, Claudia, Knupfer, Helena, Saumer, Melanie

“…The present study took an actor-based approach to explain news differentiation in terrorism coverage. Actors were defined as non-Muslim sources, Muslim…”
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The Way We Use Social Media Matters: A Panel Study on Passive Versus Active Political Social Media Use and Affective Polarization by Matthes, Jorg, Nanz, Andreas, Kaskeleviciute, Ruta, Reiter, Franz, Freiling, Isabelle, Neureiter, Ariadne, Stubenvoll, Marlis, Sherrah, Sebastian E, Juricek, Sarah, Munzir, Atika Aisyarahmi, Noronha, Iara

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