The featured episode comes from The Oxford Handbook of Media Psychology, a book that explores the relationship between psychology and media. The text analyzes the evolution of media, from early 20th century films to the development of the internet and social media, and how different forms of media have impacted narrative and human behavior. The text highlights the importance of research and understanding different forms of media, from the influence of violent content on children and young people, through the construction of identity in virtual environments, to the impact of advertising and digital games on society. In addition, the book highlights the need for interdisciplinary research to understand the effects of media, especially with the rise of digital technologies. The excerpt demonstrates how psychology and media are inextricably linked, and how understanding this relationship is crucial for modern society.