Sebastian Kaempf
School of Political Science and International Studies, The University of Queensland, Australia
Sebastian Kaempf is a researcher at the School of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Queensland, where Kaempf has been employed since 2006. Kaempf's scholarly work spans military ethics, warfare, civilian protection, and the intersection of media representation with armed conflict, as evidenced by publications including Saving Soldiers or Civilians? Casualty-Aversion versus Civilian Protection in Asymmetric Conflicts and The Ethics of Soft War on Today's Mediatized Battlespaces. Kaempf has also contributed to research on digital behavior and psychological well-being, with work examining conspiracy beliefs, social media use, and the effects of internet abstinence on social isolation and emotional outcomes.
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Trying to unplug for 24 hours: Conspiracy mentality predicts social isolation and negative emotions when refraining from internet use
By Jolanda Jetten, Chongting Zhao, Belén Álvarez, Sebastian Kaempf & Frank Mols



