Psychology of the Media

David Giles

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Media Influence and Health Media Studies and Communication Media and Digital Communication

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PART I: INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA PSYCHOLOGY History of the Mass Media Ways of Thinking about Psychology and the Media PART II: MEDIA INFLUENCES ON SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR Media Influences on Pro- and Anti- Social Behaviour Persuasion and Advertising Body Image, Eating Disorders and the Media PART III: THE AUDIENCE Parasocial Interaction Celebrity and Fandom Audience Participation Media PART IV: THE MEDIATED SOCIAL WORLD Framing and the Psychology of News Influence Developmental Psychology and the Media PART V: NEW MEDIA Psychology and the Internet Psychological Issues in New Media

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