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Knowing the end of story ahead of reading actually enhances enjoyment
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[Newstrack India] - The pleasure is in the writing," said Nicholas Christenfeld, professor of social psychology, giving the possible reason. Jonathan Leavitt, a psychology doctoral student, added, "So it could be that once you know how it turns out, it's cognitively
Spoiler Alert! Knowing the End of a Story Makes It Better, Study Finds
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[TIME] - Nicholas Christenfeld, a University of California, San Diego professor of social psychology, along with Jonathan Leavitt, a PhD candidate at UC San Diego studying psychology, organized an experiment where volunteers were given three stories of
Wie der Herr, so's "Gescherr"?
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[Trierischer Volksfreund] - Allerdings lässt sich nur bei reinrassigen Hunden eine Ähnlichkeit mit den Besitzern nachweisen, berichten Nicholas Christenfeld und Michael Roy von der University of California im Fachblatt "Psychological Science". Die Ursache sehen sie darin
Spoiler alert: Why knowing the ending isn’t always a bad thing |...
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Bruce Willis is dead. Edward Norton is Tyler Durden. Clint Eastwood pulls the plug: As annoying as it can be, finding out how films end may not be such a...
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