Understanding Media Psychology is the perfect introductory textbook to the growing field of media psychology and its importance in society, summarizing key concepts and theories to provide an overview of topics in the field.
Understanding Media Psychology is the perfect introductory textbook to the growing field of media psychology and its importance in society, summarizing key concepts and theories to provide an overview of topics in the field.
Gayle S. Stever is Professor of Psychology for Empire State College of the State University of New York, USA. She works in the areas of developmental psychology, media psychology, and fan studies. Her writing has centered around celebrity-audience relationships, the nature of attachment both within and outside of a media context, evolutionary psychology as it relates to media, and mixed-methods research. David C. Giles is Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Winchester, UK. He explores the impact of media on human behavior with a particular interest in celebrity-audience relationships, the dynamics of online interaction, qualitative research methods, and psychological issues around artistic and cultural activities. J. David Cohen is a Visitng Instructor in Psychology for Empire State College of the State University of New York, USA. He passionately pursues how media, technology, celebrity, and storytelling impact humans. Specific areas of interest include entertainment media, marketing and persuasion, video games, and mediated violence. Mary E. Myers is program coordinator for the Doctor of Strategic Communications program at Regent University, Virginia, USA. She has developed and teaches in a unique applied strategic communication doctoral program. Her research work primarily centers on the discovery of an early educational radio broadcaster; she also explores parental attachment, social media, and crisis communication.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Media and Media Psychology Gayle S. Stever 2. Key Theories and Concepts from Media Psychology Gayle S. Stever 3. Research Methods Gayle S. Stever 4. Positive Psychology, Moral Reasoning, and Prosocial Behavior Gayle S. Stever 5. Social Justice and the Media: Gender, Class, and Disability Gayle S. Stever 6. Social Justice and the Media: Race, Ethnicity, and Religion Gayle S. Stever 7. Aliens Eating Reese's: Media Influence and Advertising J. David Cohen 8. Propaganda, Fake News, and Deepfaking Mary E. Myers 9. Processes of Audience Involvement Gayle S. Stever 10. Dark Media: Violence, Pornography, and Addiction J. David Cohen 11. Join the Adventure: The Psychology of Gaming J. David Cohen 12. The Social Nature of Media Gayle S. Stever 13. The Turbulent 20s: Covid-19 and the Media Gayle S. Stever & J. David Cohen 14. The Future of Media David C. Giles Index
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Media and Media Psychology Gayle S. Stever 2. Key Theories and Concepts from Media Psychology Gayle S. Stever 3. Research Methods Gayle S. Stever 4. Positive Psychology, Moral Reasoning, and Prosocial Behavior Gayle S. Stever 5. Social Justice and the Media: Gender, Class, and Disability Gayle S. Stever 6. Social Justice and the Media: Race, Ethnicity, and Religion Gayle S. Stever 7. Aliens Eating Reese's: Media Influence and Advertising J. David Cohen 8. Propaganda, Fake News, and Deepfaking Mary E. Myers 9. Processes of Audience Involvement Gayle S. Stever 10. Dark Media: Violence, Pornography, and Addiction J. David Cohen 11. Join the Adventure: The Psychology of Gaming J. David Cohen 12. The Social Nature of Media Gayle S. Stever 13. The Turbulent 20s: Covid-19 and the Media Gayle S. Stever & J. David Cohen 14. The Future of Media David C. Giles Index
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