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“You’re not here for the right reasons!” From The Bachelorette to Instagram Influencer
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Despite vast research on reality television (RTV) and The Bachelor (2002) franchise specifically, most scholarship focuses on its appeal or negative impact on viewers as discussed by the authors, despite the inclusion of social media.Abstract:
Despite vast research on reality television (RTV) and The Bachelor (2002) franchise specifically, most scholarship focuses on its appeal or negative impact on viewers. The inclusion of social media...read more
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