Correction: Żerebecki et al. (2022). I Want to Be You(r Friend): An Investigation of the Effects of Gendered Personality Traits on Engagement with Different Modern Family Characters. Journalism and Media 3: 362–81

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Journal. Media2022, 3(4), 731-732;https://doi.org/10.3390/journalmedia3040048

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In the original publication, there was a mistake in Table 1, Table 3 and Table 5. We incorrectly identified Alex Dunphy as a stereotypical character and Haley Dunphy as a non-stereotypical character. Below, we present the corrected tables. This mistake does not affect the conclusions of the article (Żerebecki et al. 2022).

Table 1. Means and standard deviations of wishful identification with various character groups.

Table 3. Means and standard deviations of parasocial friendship with various character groups.

Table 5. Means and standard deviations of parasocial love with various character groups.

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Żerebecki, Bartosz G., Esther van der Vliet, and Julia Kneer. 2022. I Want to Be You(r Friend): An Investigation of the Effects of Gendered Personality Traits on Engagement with Different Modern Family Characters. Journalism and Media 3: 362–81. [Google Scholar] [CrossRef]

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	Mean	Standard Deviation
Stereotypical characters (Haley and Luke)	2.71	0.97
Non-stereotypical characters (Alex and Manny)	2.97	1.02
Male characters (Luke and Manny)	2.70	1.01
Female characters (Alex and Haley)	2.96	0.98
Stereotypical female character (Haley)	2.71	0.89
Non-stereotypical female character (Alex)	3.25	0.99
Stereotypical male character (Luke)	2.70	1.06
Non-stereotypical male character (Manny)	2.69	0.96

	Mean	Standard Deviation
Stereotypical characters (Haley and Luke)	3.43	0.69
Non-stereotypical characters (Alex and Manny)	3.79	0.68
Male characters (Luke and Manny)	3.66	0.69
Female characters (Alex and Haley)	3.56	0.72
Stereotypical female character (Haley)	3.35	0.69
Non-stereotypical female character (Alex)	3.79	0.69
Stereotypical male character (Luke)	3.52	0.67
Non-stereotypical male character (Manny)	3.78	0.68

	Mean	Standard Deviation
Stereotypical characters (Haley and Luke)	1.86	0.85
Non-stereotypical characters (Alex and Manny)	1.86	0.88
Male characters (Luke and Manny)	1.75	0.83
Female characters (Alex and Haley)	1.96	0.88
Stereotypical female character (Haley)	1.86	0.79
Non-stereotypical female character (Alex)	2.07	0.96
Stereotypical male character (Luke)	1.85	0.92
Non-stereotypical male character (Manny)	1.66	0.74

Correction: Żerebecki et al. (2022). I Want to Be You(r Friend): An Investigation of the Effects of Gendered Personality Traits on Engagement with Different Modern Family Characters. Journalism and Media 3: 362–81

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