How does narrative content influence enjoyment versus appreciation? Applying Berlyne’s curves to understand how the dimensions of narrative challenge should impact appraisals
How does narrative content influence enjoyment versus appreciation? Applying Berlyne’s curves to understand how the dimensions of narrative challenge should impact appraisals
Joshua Baldwin [Grady College post-doc, Center for Advanced Computer-Human Ecosystems (CACHE)] and Sara Grady (Ohio State) received a top paper award from the Mass Communication Division at the upcoming National Communication Association, November 21-24, 2024, for their paper "How does narrative content influence enjoyment versus appreciation? Applying Berlyne’s curves to understand how the dimensions of narrative challenge should impact appraisals."
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