New media psychology journal: The Media Psychology Review

August 27, 2008 By Pamela Rutledge Leave a Comment

The Media Psychology Research Center is very pleased to announce the inaugural edition of the Media Psychology Review. We believe that it is a breakthrough as the first academic e-zine employing multiple media forms in lieu of the standard linked-PDF-files type online journal.

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What is Media Psychology?

Media psychology is the study of how people interact with, produce and are impacted by technology and media--from traditional mass media to emerging media like the social networks of Facebook and Twitter.

Using a systems perspective, I draw on cognitive, narrative, and positive psychologies to make sense out of how technology and media influence our psychology and behavior. I research, assess and promote positive media use and applications in order to teach individuals and organizations on how to be effective communicators and innovators.

New media psychology journal: The Media Psychology Review

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