刘京林

Liu Jinglin is an author who writes on psychological phenomena in communication and journalism; publicly available information about the author is limited, and biographical details remain incomplete. Judging from the three works held in the collection, the focus falls on two interrelated fields: mass communication psychology and journalism psychology. The works discuss the psychological mechanisms of audiences and communicators in communication processes, sort out psychological issues involved in journalistic practice, and use “psychological effects” as a thread to analyze common phenomena in communication activities. The writing tends to combine conceptual exposition with case analysis in clear language, making it accessible to students and practitioners in journalism and communication. These works offer systematic introductory reading in communication psychology and journalism psychology, and reflect the author’s sustained attention to the intersection of psychology, language, and communication.