Publications.

Where Does Privacy Research Go From Here? Navigating the Challenges and Paths Forward

Kirsten Chapman, Ozioma Oguine, Kaitlyn Klabacka, Andrew Cambridge, Eszter Vigh, Karla Badillo-Urquiola, Louise Barkhuus, Cori Faklaris, Pamela J. Wisniewski, Xinru Page

Brings together privacy researchers to examine emerging challenges in privacy research and identify new directions for the field.

Persuasiveness of Conversational Agents for Targeted Advertising: Autism and Gen-AI Chatbots

Kirsten Chapman, Kaitlyn Klabacka, Garrett Smith, Xinru Page

Examines how autistic and non-autistic adults respond to persuasive advertising delivered through generative AI chatbots, and how user characteristics shape susceptibility to persuasion.

A House Divided: How U.S. Politics Could Shape Contact-Tracing Adoption in Future Pandemics

Garrett Smith, Kirsten Chapman, Tzu-Yu Chloe Weng, Haijing Hao, Staci Smith, Mainack Mondal, Yunan Chen, Xinru Page

Examines how political identity and partisanship shape attitudes toward digital contact tracing and willingness to adopt these technologies during future public health crises.

Leveling Up Learning: Gamified Education for Autistic Young Adults

Mia McGuire, Kirsten Chapman, Jason Changxi Xing, Xinru Page

Social Media Safety Literacy for Emerging Adults: A Rule-Based Curriculum

Kirsten Chapman, Katie Klabacka, Terisa Gabrielson, Xinru Page

R/Autisminwomen as a Site of Social Support for the Unique Needs of Autistic Women

Kirsten Chapman, Xinru Page

Examining the Effects of Generative-AI Chatbots on Autistic Young Adults

Kirsten Chapman, Garrett Smith, Xinru Page

Engaging Neurodivergent Learners through Gamified Quiz Platforms: An Approach to Inclusive Education

Khalil Hamad, Kirsten Chapman, Xinru Page

Helping Autistic Young Adults Fight Privacy Violations: Designing a Gamified App

Jason Changxi Xing, Kirsten Chapman, Haley Page, Xinru Page

Explores the design of a gamified application to support autistic young adults in recognizing and responding to privacy violations.

Supporting Digital Independence for Young Adults through Education

Kirsten Chapman, Terisa Gabrielson, Xinru Page

An Automated Way to Identify Fake Facebook Profiles

Kirsten Chapman, Garrett Smith, Sara Peel, Tzu-Yu Weng, Makenna Allred, Xinru Page

Privacy Interventions and Education (PIE): Encouraging Privacy Protective Behavioral Change Online

Garrett Smith, Kirsten Chapman, Zainab Agha, Janet Ruppert, Spring Cullen, Sushmita Khan, Bart Knijnenburg, Jessica Vitak, Priya C. Kumar, Pamela J. Wisniewski, Xinru Page

Brings together researchers studying privacy interventions and education to explore how technology can encourage more privacy-protective behaviors online.

Going Beyond Neurotypical Social Media Users: Supporting Autistic Users

Kirsten Chapman, Terisa Gabrielson, Xinru Page

A Privacy Paradox? Impact of Privacy Concerns on Willingness to Disclose COVID-19 Health Status in the United States

Kirsten Chapman, Melanie Klimes, Braden Wellman, Garrett Smith, Mainack Mondal, Staci Smith, Yunan Chen, Haijing Hao, Xinru Page

Investigates how privacy concerns shape people's willingness to disclose COVID-19 health information and the factors that influence health information sharing.

"Others Have the Right to Know": Determinants of Willingness to Share COVID-19-Related Health Symptoms

Kirsten Chapman, Melanie Klimes, Braden Wellman, Garrett Smith, Madeline Bonham, Yunan Chen, Staci Smith, Mainack Mondal, Xinru Page

Examines the privacy and social factors that shape people's willingness to share COVID-19 symptoms with others.