ZeMV-Database
Contact
You can submit inquiries to the ZeMV or request access to our database using the contact form below or by emailing us directly at kontakt@zemv.org.
Our database includes research on:
Instant Gratification
Behavioral addictions
Dopamine and Rewarding Processes
Evolutionary- and neurobiological foundations
Feedback loops and cognitive reinforcement
Erosion of deep reading and comprehension
Shallowing Hypothesis
Memory and attention
Cognitive Offloading
General and specific well-being
Excessive digital and media consumption
Echo chambers
Clip Thinking
General and specific intelligence
Dunning-Kruger Effekt
General and specific metacognition
Cognitive dissonance
Filter Bubbles
Misinformation
Polarization
Confirmation Bias
Anchoring Bias
General cognition and behaviorism
Classic and operand conditioning
Mere-exposure effect
Publication: Debunking Instagram's Algorithm-Sugarcoating
Reviewed and archived by the Leibniz-Institute for Social Sciences
Our publication on the portrayal of Instagram's proprietary algorithms by CEO Adam Mosseri investigates his statement in a quantitative and qualitative sentiment analysis and presents opposing scholarly literature. In a timely manner, it will be translated and republished in German, as well.
Imprint, Legal Notice and Scientific Leadership
Imprint, Legal Notice and Scientific Leadership
Official name of the institution:
Zentrum für Medienpsychologie und Verhaltensforschung (ZeMV)
Type of institution:
Non-profit organization
Represented by:
International Council of Academics for Progressive Education
https://www.icape-edu.com
Contact:
E-Mail: kontakt@zemv.org
Website: https://www.zemv.org
Content Responsibility:
Prof. Dr. Tobey Gross, gemäß § 55 Abs. 2 RStV
Scientific Directorate:
Dr. Sławomira Kołsut, Prof. Dr. Tobey Gross, Prof. Dr. Cesar Narvaez Carrion, André Michaud, Yassine Zerrouki, Dr. Asaad Hamood, Dr. Basile M. Mukelele, Dr. Mohamed Dihi
Affiliation:
Subsidiary (International Council of Academics for Progressive Education)
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