This journal explores the psychological dimensions of media, examining its effects on individuals, groups, and society. It delves into how media shapes attitudes, behaviors, and cognitive processes, covering topics such as media violence, advertising, and the impact of social media. It integrates social sciences to understanding our interactions with modern media.
The journal publishes empirical research, theoretical articles, and reviews, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on media psychology. It considers key issues like media effects, media use, and the psychological impact of digital technologies. Indexed in major databases, the journal is targeted toward psychologists, communication scholars, media professionals, and educators.
It encourages submissions that advance our understanding of the complex relationship between media and the human mind. By promoting scholarly inquiry and critical analysis, the journal contributes to informed media practices and policies in an increasingly digital world. Consider contributing to the journal to impact the field of media psychology.