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Discourse Processes
Volume 46(4), 2009

 
CONTENTS
 
Trabasso, Tom, and Wiley, Jennifer What happens at reunions? Exploring causal connections and their role in reunion effects 269-308
 
  Past research on anaphor resolution has investigated the availability of discourse information related to characters that part and reunite 
 
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cognition
conversation
interpersonal
 
 
Konijn, Elly A., van der Molen, Juliette H. Walma, and van Nes, Sander Emotions bias perceptions of realism in audiovisual media: Why we may take fiction for real 309-340
 
  This study investigated whether emotions induced in TV-viewers (either as an emotional state or co-occurring with emotional involvement) would increase viewers' perception of realism in a fake documentary and affect the information value that viewers would attribute to its content 
 
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cognition
theory
emotion
television
personality and psychology
 
 
Campion, Nicolas, Martins, Daniel, and Wilhelm, Alice Contradictions and predictions: Two sources of uncertainty that raise the cognitive interest of readers 341-368
 
  Cognitive interest is a motivation to acquire information that is caused by a cognitive and emotional state of uncertainty about the meaning of a text 
 
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cognition
text and writing
 
 
Peterson, Shira May Narrative and paradigmatic explanations in preschool science discourse 369-399
 
  This study examines the use of narrative and paradigmatic modes of explanation in large group discussions about science in preschool classrooms 
 
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narrative
science
education
children