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Story Psych: A Question of Character
Story Psych: A Question of Character
Since I’ve talked a bit about how psychology and appreciation of stories might interact, I thought it’d be interesting to consider something many people mention first when talking about a story: characters. Sometimes a great protagonist or villain can raise up an otherwise mediocre story. ...
Story Psych: What Makes a Good Story (Part 3)
Story Psych: What Makes a Good Story (Part 3)
tor.com — Last week I talked about how memory and behaviorism might affect readers’ enjoyment of a story. The... final area of psychology I’m going to discuss is persuasion. When psychologists study persuasive techniques, they are usually focusing on topics ... (more) Story Psych: What Makes a Good Story (Part 3)
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