Tuesday, September 1, 2015
The scientific explanation why you can cry when watching movies
Have you ever seen people crying in the cinema as a film? Or perhaps you experienced yourself? Wondered why the reason for this phenomenon could happen? It turns out this phenomenon can be studied scientifically.
Watching a movie can be a hobby for some people. No wonder so many organizations that give high appreciation to the people who move in the world of film, such as the Academy Awards and the Golden Globe.
Film is not only made for the sake of mere entertainment. Films can also be a strategic media to particular interests. There is even a movie that could shuffles audience emotions. Naturally, a lot of people crying because of watching a movie scene.
For you who often moved to tears because a movie scene, you are one of the most fortunate. Why? Because not everyone has the same experience. Is human genes that play a role in determining whether people can be moved by the scenes of the film.
The findings from the University of California showed that only 20 percent of people who have a high sensitivity to the scene emosial. Moreover, the sensitivity in the human brain to respond to the scene of the film is determined by genes or heredity.
Dr. Arthur Aron, the researcher, revealed to dailymail (23/02), that people who have high sensitivity tend to be more reactive. The findings are supported by several brain scans when responding movie scene.
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