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The Relation Between Psychological Distress, Television Exposure, and Television-Viewing Motives in Crime Victims

Jurgen Minnebo
Pages 65-93 | Published online: 17 Nov 2009

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Robin L. Nabi. (2018) Why Misery Loves Company: The Role of Self-Forgiveness in Reducing Regret Through Media Consumption. Media Psychology 21:4, pages 558-581.
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