GENDER STUDIES
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Through my research, I became interested in the reciprocal influence of technology and society. I learned to understand the ways digital technology is connected to the power dynamics that traditionally exist in hierarchical societal structures. How are digital technologies shaping a society and the individuals positioning themselves within that society? In my PhD thesis, I analyzed the intersection of gender and age with technology to understand the perception and impact of gendered technology stereotypes, especially by and for women. I provide evidence on technology’s role in the judgement of individuals by each other, which in turn can impact someone’s positioning within society – on educational, professional or social level.
Google
Scholar
Technical University of Munich
Dissertation
February 1, 2021
Women and Technology: How Far Have We Come in the Digital Age? Women’s Perceptions of Gendered Technology Stereotypes
ORCiD
Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series, Springer
Conference proceedings
July 10, 2020
The Impact of the Relationship and Family Status in Retirement Age on Women's Incorporation of Technical Devices in Their Everyday Life
Publons
Frontiers in Psychology
Peer-reviewed article
May 19, 2020
Perceptions of the Self Versus One's Own Social Group: (Mis)conception of Older Women's Interest in and Comptence with Technology