Desire, Goals, Motivations, and Needs in Storytelling

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by Stefan Emunds This is the fourth article of the article series The Yin and Yang Relationship Between Psychology and Storytelling. The first article covers reader investment and reader engagement. The second article explains how to create story experiences ..
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