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Linear or Non-Linear Storytelling

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Linear or Non-Linear Storytelling

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Academic Support February 6, 2016No Comments

Lawyers are storytellers. Hat tip to Stephen Paskey, Legal Skills Faculty SUNY Buffalo, for mentioning this interesting article on the LRWPROF listserv: How the Brain Reacts to Scrambled Stories.

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