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perceived realism of movies

Perceived realism refers to the extent to which audiences perceive mediated content to be realistic. Certain components of movies, such as the situations, characters, and settings, as well as children's expectations of reality can all affect assessments of realism. [Source: Encyclopedia of Children, Adolescents, and the Media; Movies, Perceived Realism of]

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