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Affective responses to coherence in high and low risk scenarios
Cognition and Emotion 34 (3):462-480 (2019)
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ABSTRACTPresenting information in a coherent fashion has been shown to increase processing fluency, which in turn influences affective responses. The pattern of responses have been explained by two...Other Versions
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