Media Psychology Review Journal for Media Psychology

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The Media Psychology Review is an academic online journal for Media Psychology published under the Media Psychology Research Center. The Media Psychology Review’s goal is to promote media psychology as an interdisciplinary and emerging field by bridging the research-practice gap and creating a platform for international discussion that expands the frontiers of Media Psychology across traditional and emerging technologies. The journal hopes to promote the transformation of Media Psychology to a field that is cross-disciplinary in theoretical framework, approach, and application.

We use an online submission and review process. Authors may submit manuscripts to submissions@mprcenter.org . You may also contact us through the website Feedback form.

Media Psychology Review Journal for Media Psychology

Descriptive captions and ideological beliefs as predictors of emotional response towards people in ambiguous photos

Theory: The Intellectual Heritage of Redecision Therapy

Two Sides of the Same Immersion

Collaborative Heroism in Social Media Initiatives

FilmRaise: How Social Innovation Impacts The Film Issue Space

The News Media and New Media: The Internet’s Effect on Civic Engagement

Let’s Go, Brandon: An Expression of Disappointment, Partisan Reporting, and Distrust in News Media

Cyber-kindness: Spreading kindness in cyberspace

The Use of Texting as a Medium for Deception Among College-Age Texters

Descriptive captions and ideological beliefs as predictors of emotional response towards people in ambiguous photos

Demystification of The Oprah Winfrey Effect

“Black Ish”: Disparagement Comedy and Consumer Attitudes toward African Americans

Critical Thinking in Online Vs. Face-to-Face Higher Education

The Public’s Understanding of Research and the Role of Mass Media

Applying an Attitude Change Theory in an Eastern Setting

Modern Virtual Reality Technology: Cybersickness, Sense of Presence, and Gender

Music’s Influence on Risky Sexual Behaviors: Examining the Cultivation Theory

The Impact of Moral Decision-Making on Hedonic and Eudaimonic Appreciation in Video Games

Person Perception and Enjoyment of Video Game Competition

Understanding Video Gaming’s Engagement

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Let’s Go, Brandon: An Expression of Disappointment, Partisan Reporting, and Distrust in News Media

Descriptive captions and ideological beliefs as predictors of emotional response towards people in ambiguous photos

Demystification of The Oprah Winfrey Effect

The Hero and the Internet: Exploring the Emergence of the Cyberhero Archetype

Applying an Attitude Change Theory in an Eastern Setting

Critical Thinking in Online Vs. Face-to-Face Higher Education

Theory: The Intellectual Heritage of Redecision Therapy

“Black Ish”: Disparagement Comedy and Consumer Attitudes toward African Americans

Resisting the Drums of War