US EditionHow Age, Culture, And Identity Shape Entertainment Preferences
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How Age, Culture, And Identity Shape Entertainment Preferences
Entertainment preferences are far from universal. What makes one person laugh until their sides hurt might leave another stone-faced, while a film that brings tears to someone's eyes could seem melodramatic to their neighbour. These stark differences in taste aren't random—they're deeply rooted in the complex interplay of age, culture, and personal identity that shapes how we perceive and engage with media. Cultural Context and Entertainment Con…
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