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1. • • Psychological research, of course, has been staging ‘reality shows' for years. Placing people in novel situations and asking them to deal, carrying out fly-on-the wall naturalistic observations of daily life, and judging people's skill levels are staple psychology research designs.
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   What is reality television?

   • Reality television can be defined as a genre, increasingly popular since the beginning of the 21st century, in which real people are portrayed living out events for the entertainment of viewers (Nabi et al., 2003).

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   Why do we love reality TV?

   • As Brendan Rooney, Assistant Professor with UCD School of Psychology and Director of the UCD Media and Entertainment Lab, explains, the reason we're drawn to reality TV is simple: we love stories. From RTÉ Radio 1 Drivetime, psychologist Honey Langcaster James on the psychological impact of taking part in a reality television show

   What's the psychology behind our obsession with reality TV? | RTÉ

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   How does reality television affect behavior?

   • Reality television also gives poor examples of appropriate behavior among peer groups, often promoting drama, aggression, and bullying. For example, The Real Housewives franchise typically depicts women as frequently gossiping and behaving aggressively toward one another.

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   Does reality television cause psychological harm?

   • In summary, the context of contemporary reality television is an enormously complex one in which there is considerable potential for psychological harm to participants, viewers and society.

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   Is reality TV considered 'psychological unawareness'?

   • Reality television is not explicitly considered. It is against this context of what we might term ‘psychological unawareness’ that our submission is made. By way of illustration, the authors are aware that, in the case of Love Island, new aftercare guidelines have been proposed (BBC Newsbeat, 2019).

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   Why are reality shows called reality shows?

   • Reality shows are ironically named because they are often far from realistic scenarios. Even though these programs are guilty pleasures for so many, we can use them as good conversation starters with friends and as food for thought within our own minds as we consider our values and how to live in ways that demonstrate those values.

   How Reality Shows Affect Our Lives and Society - Psychology Today

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   Apr 12, 2022 · Reality shows keep us coming back, week after week. We want to know who said what to whom, which person betrayed another or who compromised their alliances or made a shady decision that...

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   Jan 15, 2020 · As Brendan Rooney, Assistant Professor with UCD School of Psychology and Director of the UCD Media and Entertainment Lab, explains, the reason we're drawn to reality TV is simple: we love...

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   Jan 9, 2024 · The Oxford dictionary defined reality TV as “Television programmes where ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative.”

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   Jun 25, 2015 · Reality television is a stimulus for the ideals, values, behavior, and emotional development of children and adolescents. Health professionals, teachers, and all those who work with children should be better informed about the media exposure of our youth while also considering the positive and negative influences on development.

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   A Clinical Psychological perspective on reality television in the UK, incorporating a brief review of literature. Reality television can be defined as a genre, increasingly popular since the beginning of the 21st century, in which real people are portrayed living out events for the entertainment of viewers (Nab i et al., 2003).

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   Sep 7, 2023 · Cultivation theory proposes that prolonged exposure to television and media shapes viewers' perceptions of reality, making them more likely to believe the world aligns with the most frequently portrayed messages and images on TV.