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Study uses the internet of bodies to gauge film's emotional power
The researchers found that the main incidental music in such films can increase positive emotional responses and patriotic sentiment amon…
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The researchers found that the main incidental music in such films can increase positive emotional responses and patriotic sentiment among audiences while reducing negative emotional responses. The findings could be used by filmmakers offering content in the context of tourism, specifically cultural tourism. Such insights could boost the impact of film-themed attractions, reconstructed locations, tourism and educational programs.
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