(2019). Schäfer, M., Quiring, O., & Hofer, L.: Who is journalist? And what do "the journalists" actually do?! The relevance of naive journalism theories for discussing trust in media. Paper presented at the DGPuK Pre-Conference ‚Kommunikationswissenschaftliche Vertrauensforschung in einer digitalisierten Welt – Positionen und Perspektiven’ [Communication scientific trust research in a digitalized world - positions and perspectives], Münster.
(2016). Zimmermann, F., & Hofer, L.: Social media use and political cynicism. Mediating effects of negativity on procedural fairness perceptions. Paper presented at the 6th ECREA European Communication Conference, Prague.
(2016). Hofer, L., Wessler, H., & Bilandzic, H.: Persuasive effects of multimodal news frames? The limited power of visual and textual gain and loss frames on climate change attitudes. Paper presented at the 2016 ICA Annual Conference, Fukuoka.
(2015). Wessler, H., Wozniak, A., Hofer, L., & Lück, J.: Global multimodal news frames of climate change. Paper presented at the 2015 ICA Annual Conference, San Juan.
(2010). Hofer, L.: Explaining the media personalization phenomenon. Paper presented at the 3rd ECREA European Communication Conference, Hamburg.
(2010). Hofer, L.: Personalization of politics: trick or trend? Paper presented at the 2010 IAMCR Annual Conference, Braga.
(2009). Hofer, L.: Changes in the media coverage of parties and party leaders. Poster presented at the conference ‚Democratie en Vertrouwen’ [Democracy and trust] of the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) and the Council for Public Adminstration (Rob), The Hague.
(2008). Koch, T., & Hofer, L.: Becoming friends more easily: The impact of positive background information on the development of parasocial relationships. Paper presented at the 2008 IAMCR Annual Conference, Stockholm.
(2005). Hofer, L.: Vertrauensbildung in Regierungskommunikation. Poster presented at the Düsseldorf Forum Political Communication (DFPK), Düsseldorf.
(2002). Hofer, L.: Schröders Cousinen und Stoibers Enkel: Privates der Kanzlerkandidaten in Medien und Wahlentscheidungsprozessen. Paper presented at the ‚Research Day‘ at the University of Düsseldorf.