We were honoured to host professor Jochen Peter from University of Amsterdam in Brno. Jochen Peter is one of the most prominent researchers in the field of online communication and a member of advisory board for our research project Modelling the Future (FUTURE). On Monday, we discussed theoretical and methodological challenges of the FUTURE project. In the evening, we continued this fruitful discussion over some beers and traditional St. Martin's roasted goose. On Tuesday professor Peter provided valuable insights in one-to-one meetings with IRTIS members.
At the end of June, we participated in an international conference in Budapest, where we presented the first results of the Perceived anonymity in computer-mediated communication (PACC) project along with other research activities. Interested in what we presented? Detailed information and the full texts of our talks can be found below!
Sending and receiving sexually explicit messages is more common among teenagers than many might think. A new nationally representative study of Czech adolescents reveals not only how many of them engage in sexting, but also how they feel about it – and why girls often report more negative emotions than boys.
