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Wu-Ouyang, Biying: Hu, Yang: The effects of pandemic-related fear on social connectedness through social media use and self-disclosure. [2023]
Scrivner, Coltan: Andersen, Marc Malmdorf: Schjodt, Uffe: Clasen, Mathias: The psychological benefits of scary play in three types of horror fans. [2023]
Wirz, Dominique S.: Moeri, Michelle: Ort, Alexander: Cordeiro, Jose A.: Castro, Deborah: u.a.: The more you watch, the more you get? Re-examinig the effects of binge-watching on entertainment experiences. [2023]
van Steen, Tommy: Mueller, Barbara C. N.: Li, Shuang: Loman, Jeroen G. B.: Buijzen, Moniek: Helping on social media. Self-persuasion and question-behavior effects. [2023]
Wang, Tianjiao (Grace): Bailey, Rachel L.: Does sequence matter? An investigation into the motivated processing of sequentially coactive messages. [2023]
Hamby, Anne: Motro, Daphna: Shawver, Zared: Gerrig, Richard: Examining readers’ emotional responses to stories. An appraisal theory perspective. [2023]
Dienlin, Tobias: Breuer, Johannes: Privacy is dead, long live privacy! Two diverging perspectives on current issues related to privacy. [2023]
Meier, Adrian: Krause, Hannes-Vincent: Does passive social media use harm well-being? An adversarial review. [2023]
Ponizovskiy, Vladimir: Grigoryan, Lusine: Hofmann, Wilhelm: Why is right-wing media consumption associated with lower compliance with Covid-19 measures? [2023]
Beyersmann, Elisabeth: Wegener, Signy: Kemp, Nenagh: That's good news. Semantic congruency effects in emoji processing. [2023]
Prena, Kelsey: Molina, Deanna: Waller, Vilesha: Cheng, Hu: Newman, Sharlene D.: Using neuroimaging techniques to link game rewards to memory through activity in the hippocampus. [2023]
Ouvrein, Gaelle: Vandebosch, Heidi: De Backer, Charlotte J. S.: “They are wallowing in luxury, but complain about the struggles of lockdown”. A field study of audiences’ responses to celebrity COVID-19 posts. [2023]
Syrjaemaeki, Aleksi H.: Ilves, Mirja: Isokoski, Poika: Kiskola, Joel: Rantasila, Anna: u.a.: Emotionally toned online discussions evoke subjectively experienced emotional responses. [2023]
Krakowiak, K. Maja: Breaking up for good. The contrasting roles of enjoyment and appreciation in predicting viewer distress following the dissolution of a series. [2023]
Jadallah, May: Green, C. Shawn: Zhang, Jie: Video game play. Any association with preteens’ cognitive ability test performance? [2023]
Francemone, C. Joseph: Matthews, Nicholas L.: Moral tipping points. How trait moral salience moderates judgments of narrative characters along the moral continuum. [2023]
Rose, Angela: Brannon, Laura A.: Using health intervention messages to reduce intentions to spend time on social networks. [2023]
Ridge, Robert D.: Hawk, Christopher E.: MacCombs, Logan D.: Richards, Kelsie J.: Schultz, Cheyenne A.: u.a.: “It doesn’t affect me!” – Do immunity beliefs prevent subsequent aggression after playing a violent video game? [2023]
Forster, Rebecca Tukachinsky: Vendemia, Megan A.: Journeay, Jessica M.: Downey, Sarah E.: Mixing parasocial friendship with business. The effect of sponsorship disclosure timing in vlogs. [2023]
Ward, L. Monique: Bridgewater, Enrica E.: Overstreet, Nicole M.: Media use and black emerging adults’ acceptance of Jezebel and Sapphire stereotypes. [2023]
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