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The discussions reveal a strong interest in understanding how immersion impacts persuasion, with users referencing related theories like transportation and social learning, and some questioning the scientific rigor or asking about follow-up studies, illustrating both curiosity and critical engagement with the article's concepts.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the publication, with some questioning elements or past studies but generally supporting its findings.
Several posts show high interest, referencing related theories and implications, indicating curiosity and engagement with the topic.
Posts go beyond surface-level comments, citing specific theories like the availability theory, social learning, and asking about studies, which demonstrates deep engagement.
The discussions suggest the publication influences how people view media's persuasive power, especially through immersive storytelling, though some comments seek clarification or further investigation, indicating moderate perceived impact.
Today's paper (via Geoff Kaufman): "The Role of Transportation in the Persuasiveness of Public Narratives" but Melanie Green and Tim Brock. Discusses why and how stories are persuasive (while facts and heuristics sometimes are not.) Awesome! https://t.co/zhzguPE8cE
@CrockaBananas @Lyde15 @CJFerguson1111 was there ever a pre-registered study pertaining to transportation theory in general and one trying to follow up on say Green, M 's "The role of transportation in the persuasiveness of public narratives" specifically?
@BSWarren3 https://t.co/oJSU6qYjDO https://t.co/dNnEOw3Ahc
@ReedDaar @Novel_Dawn @ErickSanchez03 @brifolkmore @meantsukki Esta el de la Teoría de la disponibilidad, La Teoría del aprendizaje social, The Role of Transportation in the Persuasiveness of Public Narratives. Y como punto positivo a favor de la buena literatura: Exploring the Link Between Reading Fiction and Empathy.
❌ Their Own Cognition people can't tell you how their brain works. hilarious case: studies claim media is persuasive due to “transportation” (immersion). they measure this by asking people to recall⭐️how unaware of their surroundings they remember being⭐️ https://t.co/1Zz7SEF6jM
We explore her vulnerable side, her behavior driven by love, and her portrayal as a beloved but complex character, contrasting with more dangerous figures like Joe. The social media romanticization influences public…
This video explores how transportation affects the persuasiveness of public narratives, emphasizing its role in enhancing belief and positive character evaluations, with insights applicable to educational game design…
@RyanShinigami @Fym_Lucifer @RespectfulMemes y to support it, even if they originally disagreed. Study: Green, M. C., & Brock, T. C. (2000). The role of transportation in the persuasiveness of public narratives. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 79(5), 701–721.
@BSWarren3 https://t.co/oJSU6qYjDO https://t.co/dNnEOw3Ahc
@ReedDaar @Novel_Dawn @ErickSanchez03 @brifolkmore @meantsukki Esta el de la Teoría de la disponibilidad, La Teoría del aprendizaje social, The Role of Transportation in the Persuasiveness of Public Narratives. Y como punto positivo a favor de la buena literatura: Exploring the Link Between Reading Fiction and Empathy.
❌ Their Own Cognition people can't tell you how their brain works. hilarious case: studies claim media is persuasive due to “transportation” (immersion). they measure this by asking people to recall⭐️how unaware of their surroundings they remember being⭐️ https://t.co/1Zz7SEF6jM
@CrockaBananas @Lyde15 @CJFerguson1111 was there ever a pre-registered study pertaining to transportation theory in general and one trying to follow up on say Green, M 's "The role of transportation in the persuasiveness of public narratives" specifically?
Today's paper (via Geoff Kaufman): "The Role of Transportation in the Persuasiveness of Public Narratives" but Melanie Green and Tim Brock. Discusses why and how stories are persuasive (while facts and heuristics sometimes are not.) Awesome! https://t.co/zhzguPE8cE
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