Stranger Things Psychology: Life Upside Down (Popular Culture Psychology, 14)
Travis Langley explores Stranger Things from a psychology-centered perspective in this entry in the Popular Culture Psychology series. The book invites readers to consider the ideas, behavior, and experiences represented through the series while examining the relationship between psychological concepts and popular entertainment.
About This Book
Stranger Things Psychology: Life Upside Down examines the popular series through the lens of psychology.
Travis Langley connects the world of Stranger Things with ideas from psychological study and interpretation.
As part of the Popular Culture Psychology series, the book considers how entertainment can provide a setting for exploring human behavior and experience.
Designed for readers interested in psychology and popular culture, this volume offers a focused perspective on Stranger Things.
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