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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