Parasocial Attachment: Loving a Person Who Doesn’t Know You
Discover how Film and TV characters foster parasocial bonds in hits like Swarm. Learn why one-sided emotional relationships feel real and shape fan identities.
The Psychology of Found Families in Media
Introduction to Found Families and Their Significance in Psychology At its core, the concept of a found family represents an alternative idea of kinship that transcends biological connections. Derived from the notion…
Survivor’s Guilt in Films: An In-Depth Analysis
Survivor's guilt, the profound remorse or responsibility felt after surviving a trauma where others didn’t, is increasingly explored in film and television. These narratives blend thrilling storytelling with psychological authenticity,…
Attachment Theory Explained: Insights from Film and TV
Attachment theory explains how early childhood bonds impact adult relationships. This article explores attachment theory explained using examples from film and television, demonstrating how it shapes character interactions and influences our understanding…