Psychology of Popular Media· 2026Q1
A message from your outgoing editor.
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Outgoing editor Karen E. Dill reflects on her tenure leading Psychology of Popular Media (PPM), highlighting the journal's growth and impact since its inception.
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Key points
- Karen E. Dill served as the editor of Psychology of Popular Media (PPM).
- The invitation to edit the journal occurred in the summer of 2019.
- The editor's son was present during the initial phone call extending the invitation.
- The reflection covers the journal's growth and impact under her leadership.
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Abstract
Rose Sokol-Chang, inviting me to be the editor of Psychology of Popular Media (PPM).It was the summer of 2019.I was attending the APA conference, accompanied by my then 19-year-old son, Jason.We had stopped by our hotel room when the phone rang, so Jason got to hear the whole conversation.I remember fondly that when I told her my son was with me for the news
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