Psychology of Popular Media is an academic journal dedicated to the field of media psychology, ensuring the quality of published research through peer review. The core focus of this journal is how humans interact with mass media and the impact these interactions have on their psychological experiences and behaviors.

The research covers a wide range of media forms, including but not limited to social media platforms, electronic games, mobile applications, and various fictional narratives such as movies, TV series, and books. These studies not only help us understand how media shapes individuals' cognition, emotions, and social behavior, but also provide a scientific basis for designing healthier and more attractive media content. By delving deeper into these topics, the magazine provides a platform for scholars in the fields of psychology, communication studies, and media research to exchange and share the latest research findings.