| 英文摘要 |
This dialogue explores the evolving field of emotion research in media use, with Dr. Karolien Poels sharing her research journey and a recent project focusing on boredom as a key emotion driving smartphone use. Drawing on Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett’s theory of constructed emotion, Dr. Poels reflects on the complex relationship between emotions and media behavior. As media technology rapidly advances, the conversation also discusses the impact of AI-driven media on emotional responses and engagement. More importantly, Dr. Poels highlights key advancements in emotion measurement, including wearable devices and experience sampling methods, which allow for more ambulatory and ecological emotion tracking, particularly in the context of social media. These innovations are shaping the future of emotion research in media psychology. Finally, Dr. Poels offers valuable advice to early-career scholars, encouraging them to seek out supportive research environments that foster growth and exploration in this rapidly developing field. |