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- - - - We also found no evidence that nostalgia attenuates or buffers the negative effects of loneliness on affective well-being states. That is, the negative effects of loneliness on affect were not suppressed by daily nostalgic feelings. Rather, nostalgia actually mediated these relationships. The effects of loneliness on affect were reduced in magnitude after entering nostalgia as a mediator. Thus, the reason people do not feel well when they feel lonely can be attributed in part to feelings of nostalgia.
        
        The effects on loneliness is not affected after the introduction of nostalgia as a mediator for change nor reduces the negative effects of loneliness by the introduction and surplus on society as shown in this study. The study that nostalgia can be used to help people cope and feel a sense of ease is most likely still prevalent but it will not help one cope with change or feel less lonely, or create a sense of uniqueness that a lot of society craves, it will not affect you in the slightest long term after a long term exposure to nostalgia,
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        rebuttle Furthermore, approach coping shows a significant positive association with comfort with media
        change (β = .19, p < .001). Avoidance coping is positively associated with being stressed by media
        Manuel Menke
        
        analysism Comfort in media change is a beneficial way to cope with ones problems that they are experiencing in life. This is done through nostalgia of old films and movies that one has grown up with and it used to cope with everyday society. There has been some times where directors go “too far” in their portrayal and could increase the likelihood of negative events occurring like violence towards others and especially violence towards yourself.
        
        There is evidence to suggests that particular mode of reporting and portrayal of suicide in the mass media may result in increased rates of suicide in vulnerable people.[23] By modifying their reporting and portrayal of suicide, the media can contribute to suicide prevention as was proved by the Vienna experiment where changes in media reporting resulted in a > 80% reduction in the number of subway-suicides and suicide-attempts.[24] The protective media effects are termed the Papageno effect, as opposed to the harmful Werther effect.[25] The consensus at present is that prominent display of media reports about suicide result in a significant increase in suicide attempts, especially among adolescents and young adults, within the media outlet's coverage area.
        
        analysis The way that suicide is depicted in mass media amound the more vulnerable population can increase the amount of attempts. If the media created a change in their portrayal of suicide in society it will greatly reduct the number of attempts. The more vulnerable people especially those as easily influenced as children and young adults interact with these topics in an unrealistic way can greatly affect their mental health and cause them great stressors. It can both cause and ease people's overall stress.
        
        “It’s just a couple of hours in a day where everything at least feels okay, that I don’t have to worry about whether or not I’m going to get a job, the political situation in the U.S. — all that shit. I guess it makes me think that there was a better time, or a time when people in this country felt better.”Joshua Foust
        
        Films and Tv use the concept of nostalgia for comfort, it creates a safe a place where people can cope with their problems, but it can also proliferate their problems in the first place. Josua Foust uses film and TV inorder to deal with their stressors in everyday life, but the news and everything relating to the political and economic state of the world that is constantly being broadcasted throughout every platform is leading for him to be in this stressful situation in the first place,
        
        This study would agree with the previous one by reaffirming that there is actually little evidence that proves nostalgia is used to help cope with media change in the slightest or affect stress levels. Comfort films are just for enjoyment and hasn't been shown to actually change someone's stress or comfort level.
      - Evidence 3: Christmann, Alexandra
        For our second hypothesis regarding people high in loneliness, mood did not increase after induction of both nostalgia (t(84) = .26), p = .80) or anemoia (t(84) = .89, p = .38), thereby not supporting our hypothesis. Thus, it appears that for people scoring high on loneliness, nostalgia and anemoia do not necessarily alter mood in any given direction
        
        Nostalgia also did not affect people who are high in loneliness or are not in particularly good moods, the use of nostalgia or amenoia did not change it significantly in any given direction showing that it has no basis on how it affects people's moods or loneliness levels in society.
- - - - There are a multitude of shows that glorify the past and romaticize a period of time that the viewer might interpret to be how life actually occurs. The older these movies get the more Anemoia will be produced by watching these glamorizations or period pieces when that not how life was. The media tends to sanitize the negative aspects of the past inorder to get their audience to relate to the present. That idea is fundamentally flawed as you are downplaying the experiences of those who suffered throughout the past and glorifying the good things that happened. The birth of a nation was the worst movie that was ever made, 125 minutes of racist rhetoric that was shown in the white house and reignited the KKK“Griffith's understanding of the past was based on a twisted account, and today it's easy to imagine that a movie like his would flop and be forgotten. But The Birth of a Nation, far from falling into oblivion, led to the birth of Hollywood.”100 Years Later, What's The Legacy Of 'Birth Of A Nation'? : Code Switch : NPR