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Why Reading Makes You Smarter: Insights from Neuroscience
Explore how deep reading and fiction studies reveal the cognitive benefits of reading through neuroscience.
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−in a 2016 study published in the Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavi…
+in a 2016 study published in the Journal of Educational Psychology, found…
−His 2006 paper in the journal Cognition, written with Mar, Djikic, and Mullin…
+His 2006 paper in the Journal of Research in Personality, written with Mar, D…
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The body text fix for the Mar/Oatley 2006 paper's journal (Journal of Research in Personality, not Cognition) had landed correctly, but the same stale unverified journal name survived in both the bibliography/references list entry and the invisible FAQ (JSON-LD) field. Fixed both locations to match the corrected body text and verified via re-fetch that no stale 'Cognition' reference to this paper remains anywhere in the post.
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