ICA Mobile Communication Division
Papers for the 2020 ICA
Mobile Communication Interest Group
Session 1 Top paper Chair: Rich Ling
• Digital Wellbeing as a Dynamic Construct: Vanden Abeele, Mariek
• What determines instant messaging communication? Examining the impact of person- and situation-level factors on IM responsiveness and perceived stress: Dogruel, Leyla
• Nomopobia and phubbing among Taiwanese emerging adults: Investigating affective smartphone use and family cohesion: Lin, Trisha T. C.
• Mobile Networked Creativity: Understanding creativity as open communication: de Souza e Silva, Adriana
Session 2 Privacy and data Chair: Colin Agur
• Mobile Netware, Social Graphs, and the Reconfiguration of Space: Agur, Colin
• Mobile data donations: Assessing self-report accuracy, sample biases and predictive validity of mobile news use: Ohme, Jakob
• Feature Creep or Just Plain Creepy? How Advances in “Smart” Technologies Affect Attitudes Toward Data Privacy: Vitak, Jessica
• Privacy Concerns Can Stress You Out: Investigating the Reciprocal Relationship Between Privacy Concerns and Stress: Stevic, Anja
Session 3 Global dimensions of mobile phone culture, Chair Cecilia Uy-Tioko
• Finding rest in the unrest: Migrant domestic workers’ smartphone use in a crisis experience: Oktavianus, Jeffry
• We are no longer “digital minority”: The effects of the old migrators’ smartphone use on family decision-making (in Abstract): Xiong, Hui
• North Korea’s Mobile Communication and its In-between Spaces: Choi, Sunkyung
• What Lies Beneath?: Transcending Access and Transformative potential of New Media in the Global South: Tallam, Edwin
• The Igorot Village Goes Digital: Experiences of indigeneity and digital connectedness in Mountain Province, Philippines: Zapata, Dazzelyn
• Gender Differences in Social Media Use and Digital Literacy through Mobile Communication: Suwana, Fiona
Session 4 Escalator session Chair: Rich Ling
• Approaching emerging communication forms: Salte, Luise
• A Cross-cultural Study on Selfie-editing: Appearance Concerns and Social Comparison: Qin, Yuren
• Mediated Festival: The Transformation of Festival Experience: Feng, Xian
• Reformation or reconstruction: transformation in social interaction and networking by transformation in information interaction: Wang, Yang
Session 5 Power, agency, and social context in the use of mobile communication, Chair: Adriana de Souza e Silva
• Mobile Carework: Transnational Filipino Migrants, Caregiving, and Family Intimacy: Uy-Tioco, Cecilia
• “NO! We don’t have a joint account”: The Smartphone and M-banking in the lives of married women in western rural Kenya: Komen, Leah
• The Power Divide: Mobile Communication in Los Angeles’ Skid Row: Galperin, Hernan
• ‘Mobile internet is worse than the internet; it can destroy our community’ Old Order Amish and Ultra-Orthodox women’s responses to cellphone and smartphone use: Neriya-Ben Shahar, Rivka
Session 6 The appification of mobile communication, Chair: Gerard Goggin
• An Interdisciplinary Approach to Understand the Diffusion: Predicting the Installation of Mobile Applications with Computational Methods: Sun, Mengru
• An Exploration of the Affordances of M-Pesa’s Group Accounts: A Socio-Technical Examination of Shared Mobile Payment: Agur, Colin
• Mobile Money transfer saga in Africa: The case of Mpesa in Kenya: Lando, Agnes Lucy
• Framing government: A content analysis of official Tik Tok accounts in China: Jia, Zhemin
• Moving Forward or Stepping Back? Understanding How WhatsApp Users Understand the Forwarded Tag: Tandoc, Edson
• Are you the hook-up type? Identifying socio-demographic factors that predict US-based college students’ likelihood of using online dating applications for hook-ups.: Paul, Aditi
• Understanding Gen Z audiences: social news use and trust: Lee, Jee Young
Sesson 7 Mobile communication and the self, Chair: Joe Bayer
• Understanding Self-Phones: The Dimensions of Smartphone Self-Extension: Ross, Morgan
• A Vicious Circle between Children’s Non-Communicative Smartphone Use and Loneliness: Parents Cannot Do Anything About It: Stevic, Anja
• Smartphones and psychological well-being in China: Comparing WeChat with other uses: Chan, Michael
• Influence of Camera View on TikTok Users’ Presence, Immersion, and Adoption Intent of Smart Home Technologies: Wang, Yunwen
Session 8 Paying attention and paying for attention, Chair: Rich Ling
• “I Can Multitask": The Mediating Role of Media Consumption on Executive Function’s Relationship to Technoference Attitudes: Jesse King
• Supporting mHealth apps as a new cause-related marketing strategy? Assessing sponsor’s real motives attributions mediating users’ evaluations of the app and sponsor: Joo, Eunsin
• Mobile social media marketing acceptance towards destination loyalty: An empirical study on cultural heritage: Sharmin, Farzana
• Mobile vs. Desktop: Assessing Exposure and Effects of Branded Social Media Content with Eye Tracking: Maslowska, Ewa
Session 9 mHealth and Wellbeing, Chair: Sven Joekel
• Theory-Based Social and Non-social Engagement Features in Smoking Cessation Mobile Apps: A Content Analysis: Yang, Qinghua
• A Pilot Study and Ecological Model of Smoking Cues to Inform mHealth Strategies for Quitting among Low-income Smokers: Zhou, Shuo
• If all the others are doing it…Analyzing the Influence of Social Comparison and Privacy Attitudes on mHealth App Use: Joeckel, Sven
• #Thinspiration and Negative Body Image Messaging: A Content Analysis of Pro-Ana Messaging Across Social Networking Sites: Bissell, Kim
Session 10 Adoring our phones (too much?) Chair: Lee Humphreys
• Being separated from your phone for a week - The emotional effects of smartphone separation and the role of personality factors and usual phone usage: Carolus, Astrid
• Unveiling FoMO as explanation of nomophobia; Its impact and how mobile internet restriction can help: Portegies, Tijs
• Too Much or Too Little Messaging? Situational Determinants of Guilt About Mobile Messenger Usage: Halfmann, Annabell
• The role of dispositional trust, social anxiety and smartphone use in predicting smartphone addiction: Annoni, Anna Maria
Session 11 New directions in mobile research, Chair: Cecilia Uy-Tioko
• Social Face and Smartphone Hedonic-Utilitarian Functionality in China: Su, Linsen
• Diffusion of Innovations: A Study of Rate of Adoption of Mobile Banking Apps in Kenya: Ndwiga, Patrick
• A communication competence approach to examining mobile communication, social support, and life satisfaction: Liu, Liping
• Domesticating Dating Apps: Gay Men's Negotiations of Dating App Use in Romantic Relationships: Wu, Shangwei
Session 12 The many dimensions of mobile communication, Chair: Rich Ling
• Sensing The Dark Triad With Smartphones: Everyday Behavioral Manifestations of Psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and Narcissism: Vaid, Sumer
• Investigating “in-between”-times: an inter-situational comparison: Görland, Stephan
• Reframing time with social media: The reconsideration of virtual time. Kim, Kyounghwa
• Digital Media as Ambiguous Goods: An Exploratory Study of Belgians’ Experience of Digital Wellbeing and Their Use of Digital Wellbeing Interventions: Vanden Abeele, Mariek
• Smartphones and Social Support: Longitudinal Associations between Smartphone Use/Dependency and Types of Support: Zhao, Pengfei
• Mobile Memories: Digital Interactions with Physical Memorials: Hugentobler, Larissa
Mobile Communication IG Poster session
• From waifus to whales: The evolution of discourse in the r/grandorder competitive community of practice: Britt, Brian
• Disconnect to Reconnect: Young Adults’ Experiences of Social Media Disconnection in Relation to Wellbeing: Nguyen, Minh Hao
• Contextual Privacy and Smart Speakers: Exploring Privacy Concern Types: Newlands, Gemma
• The Impact of Mobile News Sources on Audiences’ Assessment of News Fakeness: Tsang, Stephanie Jean
• Mobile Communicating Place and Place-Inscribed Communicative Mobilities: An Ethnography of Cross-Border Shopping Practice: Xie, Zhuoxiao