A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication (Routledge Communication)
A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication examines mass communication from a cognitive psychology perspective. Richard Jackson Harris explores how audiences process, understand, and respond to mediated messages, offering an academic bridge between psychological principles and communication studies.
About This Book
A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication presents the study of mass communication through a cognitive psychology perspective.
The book focuses on how people process, understand, and respond to messages delivered through mass media.
It connects psychological concepts with the study of communication and media effects.
Written by Richard Jackson Harris, this title is part of the Routledge Communication series.
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