“We found that deep learning was better with sadness,” said Caitlin Mills, one of three authors of the study, “Being Sad Is Not Always Bad: The Influence of Affect on Expository Text Comprehension,” published in October, 2017, in the peer-reviewed journal Discourse Processes.
Barshay, J. (2017, December 15). Can sadness be good for reading?
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