Engaging Media Content and Fluid Intelligence: Is There a Correlation?: Who likes complicated plots? Who likes simple stories? W,Used

Engaging Media Content and Fluid Intelligence: Is There a Correlation?: Who likes complicated plots? Who likes simple stories? W,Used

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In this study of students at a masters degreegranting public university, Dr. Zerovnik looked for possible relationships between media preferences for simple or more complex media content and practical intelligence (also known as nonverbal intelligence or street smarts), as well as various demographic and cultural factors. The author expected to find that people who scored higher on the Ravens Progressive Matrices assessment tool for patternmatching ability would also prefer more complicated story lines, and do so in a linear fashion. The results failed to confirm this hypothesis, although there is some suggestion that there may be a curvilinear, inverted U shape relationship that goes up from the lower to middle ranges, then eases off at the highest ranges. The research also revealed various confounds related to the degree of audience identification with actors (sexiness and similar age). The results suggest avenues for further research in finding out why people make media content and media delivery vehicle choices.

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