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Florian Arendt
Florian Arendt
Assistant Professor, University of Vienna
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Association between suicide reporting in the media and suicide: systematic review and meta-analysis
T Niederkrotenthaler, M Braun, J Pirkis, B Till, S Stack, M Sinyor, US Tran, ...
Bmj 368, 2020
1572020
Dose-dependent media priming effects of stereotypic newspaper articles on implicit and explicit stereotypes
F Arendt
Journal of Communication 63 (5), 830-851, 2013
1392013
Nature documentaries, connectedness to nature, and pro-environmental behavior
F Arendt, J Matthes
Environmental Communication 10 (4), 453-472, 2016
1242016
Cultivation effects of a newspaper on reality estimates and explicit and implicit attitudes.
F Arendt
Journal of Media Psychology: Theories, Methods, and Applications 22 (4), 147, 2010
1122010
Effects of exposure to self-harm on social media: Evidence from a two-wave panel study among young adults
F Arendt, S Scherr, D Romer
New Media & Society 21 (11-12), 2422-2442, 2019
912019
Effects of right-wing populist political advertising on implicit and explicit stereotypes.
F Arendt, F Marquart, J Matthes
Journal of Media Psychology: Theories, Methods, and Applications 27 (4), 178, 2015
702015
Abyss or shelter? On the relevance of web search engines’ search results when people google for suicide
M Haim, F Arendt, S Scherr
Health communication 32 (2), 253-258, 2017
672017
Effects of long-term exposure to news stereotypes on implicit and explicit attitudes
F Arendt, T Northup
International Journal of Communication 9, 21, 2015
652015
Toward a dose-response account of media priming
F Arendt
Communication Research 42 (8), 1089-1115, 2015
532015
Questionable research practices in experimental communication research: A systematic analysis from 1980 to 2013
J Matthes, F Marquart, B Naderer, F Arendt, D Schmuck, K Adam
Communication methods and measures 9 (4), 193-207, 2015
472015
Investigating harmful and helpful effects of watching season 2 of 13 Reasons Why: Results of a two-wave US panel survey
F Arendt, S Scherr, J Pasek, PE Jamieson, D Romer
Social Science & Medicine 232, 489-498, 2019
432019
Selective exposure and news media brands: Implicit and explicit attitudes as predictors of news choice
F Arendt, T Northup, L Camaj
Media Psychology 22 (3), 526-543, 2019
422019
COVID-19 pandemic, government responses, and public mental health: Investigating consequences through crisis hotline calls in two countries
F Arendt, A Markiewitz, M Mestas, S Scherr
Social Science & Medicine 265, 113532, 2020
412020
Die Auswirkung des Schlüsselereignisses „Silvesternacht in Köln “auf die Kriminalitätsberichterstattung
F Arendt, HB Brosius, P Hauck
Publizistik 62 (2), 135-152, 2017
372017
Effects of suicide awareness material on implicit suicide cognition: A laboratory experiment
F Arendt, B Till, T Niederkrotenthaler
Health Communication 31 (6), 718-726, 2016
372016
Suicide on Instagram—Content analysis of a German suicide-related hashtag.
F Arendt
Crisis: The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention 40 (1), 36, 2019
362019
The role of language in suicide reporting: Investigating the influence of problematic suicide referents
F Arendt, S Scherr, T Niederkrotenthaler, B Till
Social Science & Medicine 208, 165-171, 2018
362018
Optimizing online suicide prevention: A search engine-based tailored approach
F Arendt, S Scherr
Health communication 32 (11), 1403-1408, 2017
362017
Implicit and explicit attitudes as predictors of gatekeeping, selective exposure, and news sharing: Testing a general model of media-related selection
F Arendt, N Steindl, A Kümpel
Journal of Communication 66 (5), 717-740, 2016
362016
Suicide on TV: minimising the risk to vulnerable viewers
F Arendt, S Scherr, B Till, Y Prinzellner, K Hines, T Niederkrotenthaler
Bmj 358, 2017
342017
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