A new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics and Ferenc Orbán in Computers in Human Behavior Reports. The title of the article is “Determinants of AI acceptance in the workplace: Evidence from eleven European countries”.

On 26 August, 2026, a new article has been published by Zoltán Kmetty, Ádám Stefkovics, Emese Bata, Bendegúz Váradi and Petra Parragi in Frontiers in Political Science. The title of the article is “Polarization of news diets over time: longitudinal evidence from a data-donation study”.

On 25 August, 2026, a new article has been published by Zoltán Kmetty and Ádám Stefkovics in Information, Communication & Society. The title of the article is “The accuracy of survey measures on political activity on Facebook. Evidence from a data donation study”.

On 24 July, 2026, a new article has been published by Eliza Bodor-Eranus, Zsuzsanna Szvetelszky, Nóra Méhes and Beáta Lázár in Business Ethics and Leadership. The title of the article is “ Ethical Leadership and Sensemaking in Volunteer-Based Transient Organizations: A Cross-Level Projective Case Study”.

On 28 May, 2026, a new article has been published by Eszter Vit and Isabel J. Raabe in Social Networks. The title of the article is “Rigid boundaries, selective salience: How classroom gender composition shapes adolescent friendships”.

On 14 May, 2026, a new article has been published by Eszter Vit, Eliza Bodor-Eranus, Béla Janky, Zsuzsanna Szvetelszky, Beáta Lázár and Károly Takács in Rationality and Society. The title of the article is “Social networks and the emergence of informal norms and metanorms in transient working groups”.

On 9 May, 2026, a new article has been published by Bence Ságvári and Ádám Stefkovics in International Journal of Social Research Methodology. The title of the article is “How do people answer web surveys? The consequences of distractions, multitasking, and completion context”.

On 22 April, 2026, a new article has been published by Ádám Stefkovics in Public Opinion Quarterly. The title of the article is “Gender-of-Interviewer Effects in the Measurement of Gender Attitudes: Lessons from 18 Countries of the European Social Survey”.