45 research outputs found
Imagination and narrative : young people's experiences
Get PDFImagery generation in dramatized audio drama is still poorly understood with the majority of work having been done from a radio advertising perspective. This study sought to understand audio drama imagery generation by using teenage listeners. The study demonstrated that teenagers can follow purely auditory narrative with ease and can generate unique and vivid imagery through aural dramatic stimulation. The study also showed that listening in the dark and as a group are appealing for audiences
Surprise! An Investigation of Orienting Responses to Test Assumptions of Narrative Processing
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When available resources become negative resources: The effects of cognitive overload on memory sensitivity and criterion bias
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Functional organization of information processes in the brain and their connection with neuron network structures
No full textPlatform and Proximity: Audience Responses to Crime News on Desktop Computers and Smartphones
No full textSwitched On: How the Timing of Aversive Content in Traffic Safety Videos Impact Psychophysiological Indicators of Message Processing
No full textUnderstanding Emotion from a Superordinate Dimensional Perspective: A Productive Way Forward for Communication Processes and Effects Studies
No full textEffects of Image Motion on a Small Screen on Emotion, Attention, and Memory: Moving-Face Versus Static-Face Newscaster
No full textReading Emotion of Color Environments: Computer Simulations with Self-Reports and Physiological Signals
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