📣 To maintain our standards of quality and ensure a sustainable workload for our editors, we are introducing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31. Read more about the summer break on our website: cyberpsychology.eu/announcement...

🌷 Our spring issue is now live! It brings 8 new articles covering topics such as AI aversion, online sexual health knowledge, the complexities of online dating, videoconference fatigue, and more. 🔓 Full issue is #OpenAccess: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2... Enjoy the read! ☀️

We are thrilled to welcome Douglas A. Parry as our new Associate Editor! Assistant Prof at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, he studies digital media's impact on attention, cognition & well-being using innovative methods (e.g., smartphone tracking, ML). Welcome aboard, Doug! 🎉 @dougaparry.bsky.social

🌱 The first issue of the year is out, launching Volume 20! It brings 10 articles on topics like adolescent mobile habits, cyberbullying bystanders, social norms in teens’ online interactions, trust & privacy in generative AI, and more. 🔓 #OpenAccess: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2... Enjoy! ⭐

Our editors, Lenka Dědková and Joris Van Ouytsel, along with Brad Bushman (Editor of Psychology of Violence), participated in a lively Q&A session at the Workshop on Aggression 2025 in Brno. Thank you to all participants for the thoughtful questions.💡

☃️ The final issue of the year is here! Vol. 19, No. 5 has just been published with 10 articles about influencer mental-health, sleep and smartphone use, algorithm vs. human decision-making, and many more. 🔓📖 The full issue is #OpenAccess here: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2... Enjoy reading!🎀

We’re thrilled to welcome Emmelyn Croes as our new Associate Editor! 🎉 Assistant Professor at @tilburg-university.bsky.social, she studies how people connect across online and offline media—from video calls to chatbots—and how social influencers shape well-being and behavior. Welcome, Emmelyn!✨

🍂 Fall issue is out now! 🍂 Vol. 19, No. 4 offers 11 articles about smartphones’ mere presence in schools, social media and life satisfaction, meaning in life, or pro/pro-antisocial behaviors, and much more. See 🧵👇 📖 Read here: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2... 🔓 Everything #OpenAccess Enjoy!✨

Decisions and Reviews Statistics for 2024 📊 Curious about how many submissions we received, our acceptance rates, how long the review process took, or how many reviewers we contacted? 🤔 Read all the details here: cyberpsychology.eu/announcement... Or check out the highlights below 🧵

🌞 New issue is here! 🌞 Vol. 19, No. 3 features 2 new validated measures, 3 longitudinal studies on social media use, and much more - see 🧵👇 📚 Cool off with a smart summer read: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2... All #OpenAccess 🔓 Heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped bring this issue to life! 🙌

📢 Doing research on aggression, media, or tech? Submit your abstract to the 29th Workshop on Aggression! 🎤 Keynotes: Brad Bushman, Jörg Matthes & Lenka Kollerová 📅 Submit by July 6 📍 Brno, Czech Republic 🔗 Details & CFP: irtis.muni.cz/woa #WoA2025 #CFP #Aggression #MediaResearch

📢 New Pub 📢 Originating from a classroom project & now @cyberpsy.bsky.social, Melanie Saumer, Ariadne Neureiter, Édua M. Varga, Veronika Gataric, Chelsea Y. Liu, & Jörg Matthes examine the persuasiveness of health content presented by human vs 2 kinds of CGI influencers. 👉🏼 doi.org/10.5817/CP20...

🌱 The spring issue is here! 🌱 Vol. 19, No. 2 features 5 articles about preventing sexual harassment using VR, influencers and health behaviors or body image, livestream shopping, and more (contents 👇 ). 📚 Read the issue here: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2... Everything #OpenAccess 🔓 Enjoy! ✨

Hello Bluesky!👋 Our First Issue of the Year is now published🌟 Kicking off the year with 5 articles: role of supportive parenting in digital citizenship, counter-speech against online hate, internet gaming disorder, and more. Read all #OpenAccess articles here: cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2...