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The Impact of Viewer Perceptions of Media Personae and Viewer Characteristics on the Strength, Enjoyment, and Satisfaction of Parasocial Relationships

Sarah F. RosaenDepartment of Communication Studies, University of Michigan-FlintCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jayson L. DibbleDepartment of Communication, Hope College
Pages 1-21 | Published online: 31 Oct 2016

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Julius Matthew Riles & Kelly Adams. (2021) Me, myself, and my mediated ties: Parasocial experiences as an ego-driven process. Media Psychology 24:6, pages 792-813.
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Bartosz G. Żerebecki, Esther van der Vliet & Julia Kneer. (2022) I Want to Be You(r Friend): An Investigation of the Effects of Gendered Personality Traits on Engagement with Different Modern Family Characters. Journalism and Media 3:2, pages 362-381.
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Riva Tukachinsky & Gayle Stever. (2019) Theorizing Development of Parasocial Engagement. Communication Theory 29:3, pages 209-230.
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Jennifer L. Barnes. (2018) Imaginary Engagement, Real-World Effects: Fiction, Emotion, and Social Cognition. Review of General Psychology 22:2, pages 125-134.
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