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psychological effects

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1. Any psychological changes in individuals or groups attributed to specific causes.

2. In relation to media, psychological influences or implications of the mass media or new media of communication—a focus of academic media research within the effects tradition: see also attitudinal effects; behavioural effects; cognitive effects; media priming; violence debate; compare social effects.

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date: 28 March 2025

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