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Nadja Rupprechter is a Research Teaching Assistant in the Department of Communication and Media Research at the University of Zurich, focusing on Media Psychology and Methods. Her research interests include human-chatbot relationships, human-computer interaction, social cognition, and the psychological effects of AI media use. Rupprechter emphasizes the implications of AI in media on digital well-being and advocates for meta-science and open science principles. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Media Communication Science at the University of Zurich, after obtaining her Master's degree at the University of Vienna. Rupprechter has contributed to academic conferences and journals, discussing the development of social AI chatbots and the implications of parasocial interactions in her work. Her insights have been featured in media discussions about the social and emotional dimensions of human interaction with AI technologies. She has received a Graduate Campus Travel Grant for her research activities.
University of Zurich, Department of Communication and Media Research • Zurich, Switzerland
Assisting in research and teaching in Media Psychology and Methods.
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