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Impacts of voice pleasantness and familiarity on enjoyment and engagement with spoken narratives
Recent experimental reading research has found that situational enjoyment of texts plays an important role in predicting both comprehension and motivation to continue reading. Here, we used narrative listening to test whether these findings generalise to spoken narratives, and to further investigate
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