From the article: "Fueled by the ever-growing power of the Internet and countless websites
being started up every day, today's world revolves around information sharing
and receiving. And a study conducted
by Jonah Berger of the University of Pennsylvania, shows that both high
physical and emotional arousal lead to the sharing of more information, giving
more insight as to why people share what they do.
A two-part study, "Arousal Increases Social Transmission of Information" was conducted with more
than 100 participants by The Wharton School at the university, to look at the
role emotional and physical arousal plays in information sharing, specifically
news, both personal and public." Read more
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