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Pamela J. Wisniewski

International Computer Science Institute, Berkeley, CA, USA

29 papers at tracked venues · 13 at CORE A* · active 20242026

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  1. Analyzing Social Media Claims regarding Youth Online Safety Features to Identify Problem Areas and Communication Gaps CSCW005
  2. From "Fail Fast" to "Mature Safely: " Expert Perspectives as Secondary Stakeholders on Teen-Centered Social Media Risk Detection
  3. From Vulnerable to Resilient: Examining Parent and Teen Perceptions on How to Respond to Unwanted Cybergrooming Advances
  4. Growing Together for Digital Safety: Examining the Effects of Group Formation and Engagement in Building Privacy and Security Efficacy CSCW018
  5. Leveraging Affordances as a Lens: A Systematic Review of Social Media Benefits and Risks for Adolescents
  6. Building a Village: A Multi-stakeholder Approach to Open Innovation and Shared Governance to Promote Youth Online Safety
  7. Calculating Connection vs. Risk: Understanding How Youth Negotiate Digital Privacy and Security with Peers Online
  8. How the Internet Facilitates Adverse Childhood Experiences for Youth Who Self-Identify as in Need of Services
  9. SocialSim: An Open Source Platform for Conducting Behavioral Intervention Research on Social Media
  10. Teens as Co-Researchers: Advocating for Disruptive Change to Engage Youth Meaningfully in Online Safety Research and the Design of Social Media
  11. Timeliness Matters: Leveraging Reinforcement Learning on Social Media Data to Prioritize High-Risk Conversations for Promoting Youth Online Safety
  12. Unfiltered: How Teens Engage in Body Image and Shaming Discussions via Instagram Direct Messages (DMs)
  13. "I'm gonna KMS": From Imminent Risk to Youth Joking about Suicide and Self-Harm via Social Media
  14. "Like I was There: " A User Evaluation of an Interpersonal Telepresence System Developed through Value Sensitive Design
  15. A Case Study on Facilitating a Long-Term Youth Advisory Board to Involve Youth in Adolescent Online Safety Research
  16. Examining the Unique Online Risk Experiences and Mental Health Outcomes of LGBTQ+ versus Heterosexual Youth
  17. From Ideas to Impact: Cracking the Code for Effectively Engaging Teens in Long-Term Online Safety Research
  18. Improving Advising Relationships Between PhD Students and Faculty in Human-Computer Interaction
  19. Leveraging Opposite Gender Interaction Ratio as a Path towards Fairness in Online Dating Recommendations Based on User Sexual Orientation
  20. Profiling the Offline and Online Risk Experiences of Youth to Develop Targeted Interventions for Online Safety
  21. Systemization of Knowledge (SoK): Creating a Research Agenda for Human-Centered Real-Time Risk Detection on Social Media Platforms
  22. Teen Talk: The Good, the Bad, and the Neutral of Adolescent Social Media Use
  23. Toward Trauma-Informed Research Practices with Youth in HCI: Caring for Participants and Research Assistants When Studying Sensitive Topics
  24. Towards Digital Independence: Identifying the Tensions between Autistic Young Adults and Their Support Network When Mediating Social Media
  25. Towards Enforcing Good Digital Citizenship: Identifying Opportunities for Adolescent Online Safety Nudges
  26. Towards a Safer Digital Future: Exploring Stakeholder Perspectives on Creating a Sustainable Youth Online Safety Community
  27. Towards a Social Ecological Approach to Supporting Caseworkers in Promoting the Online Safety of Youth in Foster Care
  28. Tricky vs. Transparent: Towards an Ecologically Valid and Safe Approach for Evaluating Online Safety Nudges for Teens
  29. Using Co-Design with Streamers and Viewers to Identify Values and Resolve Tensions in the Design of Interpersonal Wearable Telepresence Systems