Section 1: What is Media Psychology?

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Author’s Note 5
3. Contents VII
4. Section 1: What is Media Psychology?
5. Section 1: What is Media Psychology? 3
6. 1 Media Psychology: Paradigms and Assumptions 5
7. 2 Dynamic Systems Approaches to Media Psychology Research 13
8. 3 De-Westernizing Media Psychology 21
9. Section 2: Audiences
10. Section 2: Audiences 37
11. 4 Social Identity, Self-Presentation and Self-Symbolizing 39
12. 5 Selection and Choice 57
13. 6 Youth as Agents of Change: Psychological Mechanisms Underlying Social Network Campaigns 75
14. 7 Media Literacy 89
15. 8 Impulsivity and Media 103
16. Section 3: Messages
17. Section 3: Messages 121
18. 9 Mediated Message Framing: Processes and Effects 123
19. 10 Media Priming 141
20. 11 Emotion 153
21. 12 Complex Interactions of Motivation in Media Psychology 169
22. 13 Media and Embodiment 183
23. 14 Structural Features of Media 197
24. 15 Narrative 209
25. Section 4: Content
26. Section 4: Content 225
27. 16 Sexual Media Content and Effects 227
28. 17 Mediated Identity Representation and Social Cognitive Processes 239
29. 18 What Makes People Believe or Disbelieve Misinformation? A Review of Theoretical Frameworks and Factors Affecting Information Credibility Judgment 251
30. 19 The Hate Between You and Me: Media Psychology and Affective Polarization 265
31. 20 To Cancel or Call Out? The Rise and Prevalence of #cancelculture 277
32. 21 Online Discrimination 291
33. Section 5: Media
34. Section 5: Media 309
35. 22 Catalysts of Consumer Behavior: Tracing the Evolution of Sources of Influence 311
36. 23 Algorithms and Affordances: Psychology of Human–AI Interaction 323
37. 24 Great Reflexes, Slow Mastery: Game Studies in Social Sciences 335
38. 25 Television Streaming Selection and Behaviors 347
39. 26 Being Present in Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: Explicating the Psychology of Immersive Technology (XR) 359
40. 27 Privacy 373
41. Section 6: Contexts
42. Section 6: Contexts 391
43. 28 Trust in Media 393
44. 29 Eudaimonic Entertainment and Wellbeing: The Role of Threatened Needs and Fundamental Fears 407
45. 30 Digital Media and Mental Health 421
46. 31 Morality and Media 433
47. 32 Psychology of Digital News Consumption and Public Opinion 445
48. 33 Beyond the Billboard: Exploring the Dynamic Shifts in Advertising 457
49. 34 “Why are you like this?” Exploring the Antecedents and Outcomes of Consuming Sports Media 471
50. 35 The Effects of Reality Television on the Audience 485
51. 36 The Psychology of Digital Activism and Political Participation 503
52. Section 7: Contemporary Issues and Innovations
53. Section 7: Contemporary Issues and Innovations 517
54. 37 Media Psychology Methods: Current and Innovations 519
55. 38 Current Practices and Innovations in Sampling 533
56. 39 Creating a Foundation for Future Theory Innovation in Media Psychology 545
57. 40 The Human-Media Environment: Reflections on Conceptualizing Media Psychology as a Dynamic System 555
58. Index