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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"affective disposition theory"”.

  1. Affective Disposition Theory in Suspense: Elucidating the Roles of Morality and Character Liking in Creating Suspenseful Affect

    According to affective disposition theory, our enjoyment of narratives is a function of our feelings toward characters and perceived justness of the outcomes they encounter. Research on suspense has demonstrated that liking characters leads to greater suspense, and that morally just outcomes are …

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  2. Till Death Do Us Part: Analyzing the Impact of Multiple Moral Violations on Parasocial Relationship Boundary Conditions

    … ambiguous content, extending the principles of Affective Disposition Theory.</p> <p>While transgression frequency negatively impacted PSRs and character identification, it did not significantly affect moral disengagement or narrative enjoyment. Participants were more likely to justify minor …

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  3. Street fight video exposure, affective response, racial judgments, and criminal sentencing recommendations: A study on non-fictional and non-news mediated violence

    … bias model (MAAB-M) to investigate the affective and cognitive effects of interracial SFV exposure. MAAB-M aims to contribute to media researchers’ theoretical and practical approach to investigating intergroup conflict media across varying contexts. MAAB-M predicts viewers’ affective

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