Dr. Melanie Green on the Persuasive Power of Stories (Ep 24 Preview) @OpinionScience
Dr. Melanie Green on the Persuasive Power of Stories (Ep 24 Preview)  @OpinionScience
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Melanie Green studies stories. She’s a professor of Communication at University of Buffalo, and for years she’s been looking into whether stories can serve to persuade people. Are stories just entertainment or can they change our minds? In this episode, we talk about stories, her research on persuasion, and the experience of being transported by a story.

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