… retrospective engagement with narratives. Therefore, in addition to distinguishing between
parasocial relationships … which audiences can engage imaginatively with story characters and …

… with media characters and also retrospectively imagining media content. Our results confirmed
that parasocial relationships and retrospective imaginative involvement were predictive of …

… In this secondary analysis of a survey asking for retrospective responses regarding … Results
also show that parasocial relationships (PSRs) and retrospective imaginative involvement (…

… data suggest that people do retroactive imaginative work on top of “… imaginations fill in or
add on details. Today’s complex television environment induces the audience’s participation in …

… binge watching and parasocial relationships has been inconsistent in … parasocial relationships,
through RII. However, binge watching did not predict negative parasocial relationships. …

… retrospective reports of childhood imaginative activities in the context of the social environment,
including relationship … distinction between PSIs and parasocial relationships (PSRs). In …

… Retroactive parasocial thinking negatively predicted compensation. The bottom line is …
parasocial relationships with the personae involved, thereby increasing our imagined parasocial …

… during the reception in the form of romantic parasocial interactions. In turn, this increases
the intensity of retrospective imaginative involvement and romantic parasocial relationships. …

… Unfortunately, given how often people appear to engage in retrospective imagination after …
Parasocial relationship (PSR) involves “the perception of a television viewer of a relationship …

… Retrospective imaginative involvement (RII) involves audiences reflecting back on narrative
elements such as story characters, events and backstory after a story has ended. This study …