Tobias Greitemeyer

Affiliations

Institut für Psychologie, Universität Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria.

ORCID: 0000-0002-1351-9210

Publications (23)

Are everyday sadists specifically attracted to violent video games and do they emotionally benefit from playing those games?

Aggressive behavior

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer , Niklas Weiß , Tobias Heuberger

A practical test of the link between perceived identifiability and prosociality with two field studies.

Scientific reports

Avec: Yashvin Seetahul , Tobias Greitemeyer

Fitness mobile apps positively affect attitudes, perceived behavioral control and physical activities.

The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness

Avec: Alessandro Gabbiadini , Tobias Greitemeyer

The impact of personal relative deprivation on aggression over time.

The Journal of social psychology

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer , Christina Sagioglou

Perceiving intraorganizational mobility ameliorates the effects of low-level position on detrimental workplace attitudes and behaviors.

Acta psychologica

Avec: Christina Sagioglou , Matthias Forstmann , Tobias Greitemeyer

The experience of deprivation: Does relative more than absolute status predict hostility?

The British journal of social psychology

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer , Christina Sagioglou

Belief in Social Mobility Mitigates Hostility Resulting From Disadvantaged Social Standing.

Personality & social psychology bulletin

Avec: Christina Sagioglou , Matthias Forstmann , Tobias Greitemeyer

Unattractive people are unaware of their (un)attractiveness.

Scandinavian journal of psychology

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer

The dark side of sports: Personality, values, and athletic aggression.

Acta psychologica

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer

Going Green Is Exhausting for Dark Personalities but Beneficial for the Light Ones: An Experience Sampling Study That Examines the Subjectivity of Pro-environmental Behavior.

Frontiers in psychology

Avec: Jana Sophie Kesenheimer , Tobias Greitemeyer

Common, nonsexual masochistic preferences are positively associated with antisocial personality traits.

Journal of personality

Avec: Christina Sagioglou , Tobias Greitemeyer

Getting connected: Intergroup contact on Facebook.

The Journal of social psychology

Avec: Anne Katrin Schwab , Christina Sagioglou , Tobias Greitemeyer

Why do habitual violent video game players believe in the cathartic effects of violent video games? A misinterpretation of mood improvement as a reduction in aggressive feelings.

Aggressive behavior

Avec: Riccarda Kersten , Tobias Greitemeyer

The dark and bright side of video game consumption: Effects of violent and prosocial video games.

Current opinion in psychology

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer

Human aggression in everyday life: An empirical test of the general aggression model.

The British journal of social psychology

Avec: Riccarda Kersten , Tobias Greitemeyer

The Game Within the Game: The Potential Influence of Demand Characteristics and Participant Beliefs in Violent Video Game Studies.

Social psychological and personality science

Avec: Yashvin Seetahul , Tobias Greitemeyer

The contagious impact of playing violent video games on aggression: Longitudinal evidence.

Aggressive behavior

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer

Violent media use and aggression: Two longitudinal network studies.

The Journal of social psychology

Avec: Martin Delhove , Tobias Greitemeyer

Prosocial modeling: person role models and the media.

Current opinion in psychology

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer

HEXACO, the Dark Triad, and Chat GPT: Who is willing to commit academic cheating?

Heliyon

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer , Andreas Kastenmüller

Dark personalities and general masochistic tendencies: Their relationships to giving and receiving sexualized pain.

Acta psychologica

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer

Spillover and crossover effects of exposure to work-related aggression and adversities: A dyadic diary study.

Aggressive behavior

Avec: Alexander Herrmann , Jürgen Glaser , Tobias Greitemeyer

Dark and light university: The relationship between dark and light personality traits and educational choices and the desire for power as a mediating factor.

Acta psychologica

Avec: Tobias Greitemeyer , Nathalie Seidl

Réseau de co-auteurs

Christina Sagioglou 6 collaborations

Yashvin Seetahul 2 collaborations

Matthias Forstmann 2 collaborations

Riccarda Kersten 2 collaborations

Niklas Weiß 1 collaboration

Tobias Heuberger 1 collaboration

Alessandro Gabbiadini 1 collaboration

Jana Sophie Kesenheimer 1 collaboration

Anne Katrin Schwab 1 collaboration

Martin Delhove 1 collaboration

Andreas Kastenmüller 1 collaboration

Alexander Herrmann 1 collaboration

Jürgen Glaser 1 collaboration

Nathalie Seidl 1 collaboration