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Femke Geusens
Femke Geusens
Postdoctoral researcher, KU Leuven & University of Uppsala
Verified email at kuleuven.be
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The association between social networking sites and alcohol abuse among Belgian adolescents
F Geusens, K Beullens
Journal of Media Psychology, 2016
692016
The reciprocal associations between sharing alcohol references on social networking sites and binge drinking: A longitudinal study among late adolescents
F Geusens, K Beullens
Computers in Human Behavior 73, 499-506, 2017
572017
Strategic self-presentation or authentic communication? Predicting adolescents’ alcohol references on social media
F Geusens, K Beullens
Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs 78 (1), 124-133, 2017
442017
Managing positive and negative media effects among adolescents: Parental mediation matters—But not always
A Meeus, I Beyens, F Geusens, AK Sodermans, K Beullens
Journal of Family Communication 18 (4), 270-285, 2018
412018
A cross-cultural comparison of the processes underlying the associations between sharing of and exposure to alcohol references and drinking intentions
F Geusens, CA Bigman-Galimore, K Beullens
New Media & Society 22 (1), 49-69, 2020
322020
The Platform is the Message? Exploring the Relation Between Different Social Networking Sites and Different Forms of Alcohol Use.
S Vranken, F Geusens, A Meeus, K Beullens
Health & New Media Research 4 (2), 135-168, 2020
292020
Triple spirals? A three-wave panel study on the longitudinal associations between social media use and young individuals’ alcohol consumption
F Geusens, K Beullens
Media Psychology 24 (6), 766-791, 2021
272021
A longitudinal examination of the moderating influence of peer and parental socialization on alcohol-related social media self-effects among late adolescents
F Geusens, K Beullens
Media Psychology 22 (2), 273-297, 2019
212019
Self-reported versus actual alcohol-related communication on Instagram: Exploring the gap
F Geusens, K Beullens
Health communication 38 (4), 721-731, 2023
162023
Identifying at-risk youth: the moderating role of sensation seeking, sensitivity to peer pressure and self-control in the relation between sharing alcohol references on social …
F Geusens, CA Bigman-Galimore, K Beullens
European Journal of Health Communication 1 (1), 7-29, 2020
162020
Perceptions surpass reality: Self-reported alcohol-related communication on Instagram is more strongly related with frequency of alcohol consumption and binge drinking than …
F Geusens, K Beullens
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 227, 109004, 2021
152021
Disposition-content congruency in adolescents’ alcohol-related social media (self-) effects: The role of the five-factor model
F Geusens, J Vangeel, L Vervoort, W Van Lippevelde, K Beullens
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs 80 (6), 631-640, 2019
132019
I see, therefore I am: Exposure to alcohol references on social media, but not on traditional media, is related to alcohol consumption via drinking and non-drinking identity
F Geusens, K Beullens
Health communication 38 (2), 402-410, 2023
102023
Drink, share, and comment; Wait, what did I just do? Understanding online alcohol-related regret experiences among emerging adults
F Geusens, I Vranken
Journal of Drug Issues 51 (3), 442-460, 2021
92021
Spelen sociale netwerksites een rol in de alcoholconsumptie van jongeren? Een literatuuroverzicht
F Geusens, K Beullens
Tijdschrift Voor Communicatiewetenschap 44 (3), 2016
8*2016
Disentangling between-person level from within-person level relationships: How sharing alcohol references on Facebook and alcohol use are associated over time
F Geusens, YA Chen, B Kerr, M Moreno
Media Psychology 26 (3), 252-277, 2023
62023
# Cancelled: A qualitative content analysis of cancel culture in the YouTube beauty community
F Geusens, G Ouvrein, S Remen
The Social Science Journal, 1-17, 2023
62023
# DrinksWithFriends: De onderliggende processen en conditionaliteit van alcoholgerelateerde socialemedia-effecten
F Geusens
Tijdschrift Voor Communicatiewetenschap 48 (4), 2020
32020
# DrinksWithFriends-The Underlying Processes and Conditionality of Alcohol-Related Social Media Effects
F Geusens
32018
Using attitudes and social norms to explain the association between social networking sites and alcohol abuse among Belgian adolescents
F Geusens, K Beullens
Journal of Media Psychology 30 (4), 207-216, 2016
32016
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