… , parasocial compensation for social deficits, delineating parallels between parasocial and
real relationships, and … In looking first to the ill effects of parasocial relationships, they include …

… such as presenters, actors, and celebrities) can produce a form of parasocial relationship,
to which the user responds as though in a typical social relationship. The authors conclude by …

… interaction, the behavior can supplement real relationships in filling a person’s social
needs… with social deficits, who may use parasocial relationships to compensate for social …

… parasocial relationships and identification with fictional characters in adults and adolescents,
as well as the impact of these processes on social relationships… cannot fully compensate for …

… extension of social life, parasocial relationships (PSRs)—… a “functional alternative” to social
life. The latter compensatory … strategically engaging in PSRs to compensate for a lack of …

… The compensation hypothesis has not been examined as implying that parasocial relationships,
over time, actually replace existing orthogonal relationships. An attachment style is an …

… , parasocial relations (in which an individual feels they have an interpersonal relationship with
… microcelebrity to cultivate those parasocial relationships and earn financial compensation. …

… to compensate for their social … of parasocial relationships with celebrities are similar to
friendships in real life [1], and the experience is still considered real. This parasocial relationship …

… The social surrogates discussed in the following are parasocial attachments with … compensated
reported higher need satisfaction than excluded participants who were not compensated. …

… Noteworthily, the review highlighted that the major research streams in social media
influencer marketing research involve parasocial interactions and relationships, sponsorship, …