Journal of Media Psychology
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Journal of Media Psychology is a peer-reviewed academic journal covering media psychology. Find us on Bluesky @ https://t.co/4KMakudYg9
Joined August 2020
Have you heard about Moral Media’s eighth meeting being held April 11-13, 2025 in Buffalo, NY? If not, here is more information:
moralmedia.org
Call for Papers 9th Annual Moral Media Conference University of Florida, February 20-22, 2026 University of Florida’s College of Journalism and Communications is proud to announce that it will host…
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For various reasons, JMP will no longer be posting on Twitter frequently. You can find us on bluesky instead ( https://t.co/Dne7NmW46L)
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Happy Wednesday! Check out this new #JMP article about content moderators:
econtent.hogrefe.com
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Now that the U.S. presidential election is finally over, be sure to check out this article discussing whether members of the winning party bask in reflected glory or whether members of the losing party cut off reflected failure. #JMPxElections
https://t.co/7CxDsMaTUH
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Happy Election Day! With political advertisements about immigration playing a key role in the US election cycle, check out this article about the effects anti-foreigner political advertisements on explicit and implicit stereotypes. #JMPxElections
https://t.co/VIdZEtqcPq
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We’re reading about the effects of polarization on selective exposure to cable news. In recent years, the polarization of trust and use of cable news channels along party lines in the US has intensified. #JMPxElections
https://t.co/UB9pB4tLrt
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Are you consuming more news since it’s election season? Or maybe you’re just interested in reading about news consumption and its side effects? Check out this article, it's open access! JMPxElections https://t.co/41JPYwV5rf
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You’ve probably seen a *lot* of political ads lately in the US. Left wanting to read more about political ads? Check out this article discussing how narrative political ads compare to non-narrative ads in terms of how they engage audiences. JMPxElections https://t.co/8tPYO4g9Cz
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Being bombarded with political ads about the 2024 U.S presidential election? Or maybe you’re just tired of the “other side’s” ads? Read this open access article about political ads and selective avoidance. #JMPxElections
https://t.co/DtHHzJn7OL
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JMP is looking for volunteers to review a new book, “Gaming Democracy: How Silicon Valley Leveled Up the Far Right.” Interested? DM us or email jmp@syr.edu https://t.co/SHaU32s8Cg
mitpress.mit.edu
From #Gamergate to the ongoing Big Lie, the far right has gone mainstream. In Gaming Democracy, Adrienne Massanari tracks the flames of toxicity found in the...
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We are 30 days out from the 2024 U.S presidential election. Interested in reading about how polls can affect voters' expectations about election outcomes? Turns out, both polls and prior election results matter! JMPxElections https://t.co/cooWyH9gY1
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We have long partnered with @DGPs_MediaPsych to provide ways to feature emerging scholarship. Working with @Typ_404 and MediaPsych23, four papers from that conference are now published! Read more about our paper competition: https://t.co/4Ofn0ehyV1
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With the U.S presidential election being a few weeks away, JMP will be making several articles discussing elections open access! We will be linking them in the coming weeks. #JMPxElections
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Our latest biweekly #journal accountability report. Processing times were a bit slower during the summer months (we’re based in @NewhouseSU) but our editors are quite quick at feedback overall. Questions? jmp@syr.edu #JMP
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As JMP prepares for the transition from the summer to the fall semester, the journal will be on pause from 16 to 25 August 2024. You’re welcome to submit during this time but manuscripts will be processed only from 26th August. We’ll be back before you know it! =)
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#JMPAdvanceArticle by Sangwook Lee, Yin Yang (@PSUBellisario) & and Bu Zhong (@hkbaptistu) show that political disagreement heightens feelings of uncomfortableness, increasing the intention to engage in social media filtering actions. Read more at: https://t.co/B827ehuZNo
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Recent #JMPAdvanceArticle, by Xiaojun Yang (Beijing Normal University) and colleagues, suggests that respiratory sinus arrhythmia reduction might be a physiological mechanism explaining the negative relations between violent video game experiences and prosocial behavior. (1/2)
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In this #JMPAdvanceArticle, @wischnewski_m (@RCTrustworthy) & Nicole Krämer (@PsychDue) find that machine authors of news were perceived as equally competent as human authors. However, machine attribution was perceived as less trustworthy. Read it here: https://t.co/8QhtCHOURu
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