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Gary Bente

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Media-induced recovery: The effects of positive versus negative media stimuli on recovery experience, cognitive performance, and energetic arousal.

2017

Recent research has demonstrated that the use of hedonically positive interactive media content contributes to the satisfaction of recovery needs and is associated with recovery outcomes such as higher levels of cognitive performance and increased energetic arousal. The recovery effects of noninteractive media stimuli as well as of media content with negative affective valence, however, are less clear. The present investigation addressed this limitation of prior research on

Cultural Studiesbusiness.industryCommunication05 social sciences050801 communication & media studies050109 social psychologyCognitionCoping behaviorAffective valence0508 media and communications0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesEffects of sleep deprivation on cognitive performancebusinessPsychologySocial psychologyMedia contentEnergetic arousalApplied PsychologyInteractive mediaCognitive psychologyMass mediaPsychology of Popular Media Culture
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Media Entertainment and Well-Being-Linking Hedonic and Eudaimonic Entertainment Experience to Media-Induced Recovery and Vitality

2014

This paper explores the impact of hedonic and eudaimonic entertainment experience on well-being. We propose that the satisfaction of recovery needs can provide an important link that connects recent 2-factor models of entertainment with well-being after media consumption. Using path modeling, relationships between hedonic/eudaimonic entertainment experiences, media-induced recovery experience, and vitality as a recovery outcome were explored in an experiment (N = 120). Results suggest that different recovery needs are satisfied by hedonic versus eudaimonic entertainment: Although hedonic entertainment experiences were associated with the recovery dimensions of relaxation and psychological d…

EntertainmentLinguistics and LanguageCommunicationMedia usePsychological detachmentWell-beingAdvertisingVitalityPsychologySocial psychologyEudaimoniaLanguage and LinguisticsMedia consumptionJournal of Communication
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