Elizabeth Cohen

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West Virginia University

United States

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Stephen M. Kromka

University of Tampa

UNITED STATES

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Cynthia Hoffner

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University of Georgia

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Christine Kunkle

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West Virginia University

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Daniel Totzkay

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UNITED STATES

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Rong Ma

Assistant Professor

Butler University

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Elizabeth Cohen

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Examining the Effect of Celebrity Status on Tolerance for the Sexualization of a Teen Girl in the Media: An Experiment

Geek girl today, scientist tomorrow? Inclusive experiences and efficacy mediate the link between women's engagement in popular geek culture and STEM career interest

“Welcome to the stream, Vykaryous4Eva!”: The effect of vicarious interaction on parasocial relationships with a live streamer.

It’s all fun and games until somebody dies: Permadeath appreciation as a function of grief and mortality salience

Editors' introduction to the special issue: “This is (not) fine”: The psychology of popular media during 2020 crises.

Character morality, enjoyment, and appreciation: a replication of Eden, Daalmans, and Johnson (2017)

Loving to hate the Kardashians: Examining the interaction of character liking and hate-watching on the social influence of a reality TV show.

The Effects of Celebrity Silence Breakers: Liking and Parasocial Relationship Strength Interact to Predict the Social Influence of Celebrities’ Sexual Harassment Allegations

Help a fan out? Effects of fandom type and task type on people’s behavioral intentions toward different types of fans in a collaborative effort.

To correct or not to correct? Social identity threats increase willingness to denounce fake news through presumed media influence and hostile media perceptions

Stars—They’re Sick Like Us! The Effects of a Celebrity Exemplar on COVID-19-Related Risk Cognitions, Emotions, and Preventative Behavioral Intentions

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Stephen M. Kromka

Cynthia Hoffner

Christine Kunkle

Daniel Totzkay

Rong Ma

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