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Media Use and Well-Being: New Perspectives on the Risks and Benefits of Media Exposure
2016
Journal of Media Psychology
The growing influence of media in our daily lives is hard to overlook: Media content in the form of communication, information, and entertainment demands a significant share of our leisure time and waking hours. Online and mobile media have further extended the scope of traditional mass media and make media content and computer-mediated communication available at any time and at any place. Concerns about the effects of this massive media exposure on the users' well-being have been a significant
doi:10.1027/1864-1105/a000191
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