Dear researchers, colleagues, and readers interested in Internet-related research,

the last issue of 2019 is now published. We are happy to finish this year strong, with six high-quality articles.
We also updated our site - at the very end of each article, you can now find a list of references that cite the respective article provided by Crossref's Cited-by service as well as PlumX Metrics that shows the article's impact in a range of other services (EBSCO, Mendeley, social media, etc.).

We wish you a pleasant reading.

Dear researchers, colleagues, and readers interested in Internet-related research,

We are happy to present a summer issue of Cyberpsychology. It includes seven articles with a wide range of topics - from the exploration of the effect of an online simulation game on attitudes about poverty, through adolescents' perceptions of digital's media potential to elicit conflict in romantic relationships, to passive social networking site use effect on well-being - to name a few.

We wish you a pleasant reading and a relaxing summer!

the editorial team of Cyberpsychology