Yannic Meier
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Yannic Meier is a media psychologist whose research focuses on the implications of digitalization for children and adolescents, with a particular emphasis on privacy, surveillance, and the psychological consequences of emerging technologies. His most cited work, "Privatheit aus medienpsychologischer Perspektive" (2021), critically examines how digital technologies—from baby monitors and educational robots to AI-powered learning assistants—are reshaping young people’s experiences of privacy and autonomy. Meier’s contributions lie in bridging media psychology with developmental and educational concerns, highlighting the often-overlooked tensions between technological convenience and children’s rights to privacy. Though his citation count is still growing, his work is notable for its timely and socially relevant focus, addressing pressing issues in an era of rapid digital transformation. Meier’s research is particularly valuable for students and scholars interested in the ethical and psychological dimensions of technology use in childhood, offering a nuanced perspective on how digital environments shape identity, agency, and well-being from an early age.
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