The intersection of psychology and media studies has become an increasingly vital area of research in recent years. As digital technologies continue to reshape how we consume and interact with information, understanding the psychological processes underlying media engagement has never been more crucial (Smith & Jones, 2022). This interdisciplinary field explores how media influences human cognition, emotion, and behavior, while also examining how psychological factors shape media production and consumption patterns (Brown et al., 2023). From the effects of social media on mental health to the cognitive mechanisms involved in processing news and entertainment, the harmony between psychology and media studies offers valuable insights into contemporary society (Lee, 2021). Moreover, this field has practical applications in areas such as public health communication, educational technology, and digital marketing (Garcia & Thompson, 2020). This book aims to provide an overview of key concepts and recent developments at the intersection of psychology and media studies, highlighting both theoretical frameworks and empirical findings that illuminate our understanding of human-media interactions in the digital age.