New research finds that narrative design and psychological state shape how strongly people connect with fictional characters.
Cyberpsychology & Technology
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A new study suggests that readers tend to identify more strongly with fictional characters that are morally “good” and those who face failure in their stories.
Engaging in storytelling, whether as a teller or a listener, is not just entertaining.
A toddler learns to do many things from surroundings, as well as from their mother importantly.
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by Psychregby PsychregAlec Nisbett was the quintessential and most prolific producer for the BBC science series Horizon.
