Media Psychology and Digital Behavior (MPDB) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research on the psychological processes underlying human interaction with digital and mediated environments. The journal provides a scholarly platform for examining how media technologies shape cognition, emotion, motivation, and behavior across diverse social and cultural contexts.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Psychological effects of digital and social media use
• Media exposure, attention, cognition, and emotional processing
• Digital behavior patterns, media habits, and technology use
• Online identity, self-presentation, and social interaction
• Media influence on attitudes, decision-making, and behavior change
• Digital well-being, mental health, and media-related stress
• Algorithmic mediation, personalization, and user psychology
• Media addiction, problematic use, and self-regulation
• Youth, aging, and vulnerable populations in digital environments
• Cross-cultural perspectives on media psychology and digital behavior