Daniela Floss (geb. Spranger)
Team member of Department Media Psychology & Effects of the IPMZ from 09.2009 until 06.2010
Floss, D. (2010). Es wirkt, wenn es wichtig ist: Wie Medienwirkungen auf politisches Vertrauen von individuellen Präferenzen abhängen. [There are Effects if it is important: How media effects are contingent upon individual preferences]In: C. Schemer, W. Wirth & C. Wünsch (Hrsg.), Politische Kommunikation: Wahrnehmung, Verarbeitung, Wirkung. [Political communication: Perception, Processing, Effects] Baden-Baden: Nomos - Edition Reinhard Fischer.
- Floss, D. (2010). The Impact of Mass Media on Political Support: A Preferences-Perceptions Model of Media Effects. Baden-Baden: Nomos.
Floss, D. (2008). Mass Media's Impact on Confidence in Political Institutions: The Moderating Role of Political Preferences. NCCR Democracy Working Paper No. 26.
- Floss, D. (2008). How To Tell What Political Processes People Want? Measuring Citizens' Process Preferences in Surveys. NCCR Democracy Working Paper No. 24.
- Floss, D. & Marcinkowski, F. (2008). Do Media News Frames Reflect a Nation's Political Culture? NCCR Democracy Working Paper No. 25.
- Schrott, A.; Spranger, D. (2007): Mediatization of Political Negotiations in Modern Democracies: Institutional characteristics matter. NCCR Working Paper No.2.