Affiliate Researcher

Robert Gordon Rinderknecht

Projects

Demographic Differential Uses of Social Media, Social Network Sites, and Crowdsourced Platforms Projects details
Technology Use and Its Effects on Time-Use Patterns, Social Relationships, and Well-Being Projects details
The Interplay Between Refugee Inflows, Anti-Immigrant Attitudes, and the Well-Being of Immigrants Projects details

MPIDR Publications

Recent All

Benard, S.; Kristin, K.; Long , D.; Meanwell, E.; Rinderknecht, R. G.; Wright, E.; Lista, P.:
Social Psychology Quarterly. forthcoming. (2026)    
Rinderknecht, R. G.; Negraia, D. V.; Lohmann, S.; Zagheni, E.:
Social Indicators Research 182:32, 1–16. (2026)    
Rinderknecht, R. G.; Doan, L.; Sayer, L. C.:
Sociological Methodology, 1–35. (2025)
Amerikaner, L.; Xu Yan, H.; Sayer, L. C.; Doan, L.; Fish, J. N.; Drotning, K. J.; Rinderknecht, R. G.:
Social Science and Medicine 323:115850, 1–10. (2023)
Drotning, K. J.; Doan, L.; Sayer, L. C.; Fish, J. N.; Rinderknecht, R. G.:
Journal of Family Violence 38:2, 189–201. (2023)    

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