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Zeitschriftenartikel
Rieger, Diana; Frischlich, Lena und Oliver, Mary Beth
(2018):
Meaningful entertainment experiences and self-transcendence: Cultural variations shape elevation, values, and moral intentions.
In: International Communication Gazette, Bd. 80, Nr. 7: S. 658-676
[PDF, 242kB]
Bartsch, Anne; Oliver, Mary Beth; Nitsch, Cordula und Scherr, Sebastian
(2018):
Inspired by the Paralympics: Effects of Empathy on Audience Interest in Para-Sports and on the Destigmatization of Persons With Disabilities.
In: Communication Research, Bd. 45, Nr. 4: S. 525-553
[PDF, 298kB]
Oliver, Mary Beth; Raney, Arthur A.; Slater, Michael D.; Appel, Markus; Hartmann, Tilo; Bartsch, Anne; Schneider, Frank M.; Janicke-Bowles, Sophie H.; Kraemer, Nicole; Mares, Marie-Louise; Vorderer, Peter; Rieger, Diana; Dale, Katherine R. und Das, Enny
(2018):
Self-transcendent Media Experiences: Taking Meaningful Media to a Higher Level.
In: Journal of Communication, Bd. 68, Nr. 2: S. 380-389
Oliver, Mary Beth und Bartsch, Anne
(2011):
Appreciation of entertainment. The importance of meaningfulness via virtue and wisdom.
In: Journal of Media Psychology, Bd. 23, Nr. 1: S. 29-33
[PDF, 379kB]
Bartsch, Anne und Oliver, Mary Beth
(2011):
Making sense of entertainment. On the interplay of emotion and cognition in entertainment experience.
In: Journal of Media Psychology, Bd. 23, Nr. 1: S. 12-17
[PDF, 333kB]
Oliver, Mary Beth und Bartsch, Anne
(2010):
Appreciation as audience response. Exploring entertainment gratifications beyond hedonism.
In: Human Communication Research, Bd. 36, Nr. 1: S. 53-81
[PDF, 500kB]
Buchbeitrag
Bartsch, Anne und Oliver, Mary Beth
(2017):
Appreciation of meaningful entertainment experiences and eudaimonic well-being.
In: Reinecke, Leonard und Oliver, Mary Beth (Hrsg.):
The Routledge handbook of media use and well-being ; international perspectives on theory and research on positive media effects. Routledge Handbooks, 1. Auflage. New York ; London: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group. S. 80-92
Rieger, Diana
(2017):
Meaning, mortality salience and media use.
In: Reinecke, Leonard und Oliver, Mary Beth (Hrsg.):
The Routledge handbook of media use and well-being ; international perspectives on theory and research on positive media effects. New York ; London: Taylor & Francis. S. 93-105