Harmful actions may seem more sinister when viewed in slow motion, study finds
Tuesday, August 2, 2016 - 19:31
in Psychology & Sociology
The camera lens may seem like an objective eye – but it’s the video playback where things can get tricky. A new study finds that when viewers watched a video of a violent act, they were far more likely to ascribe ill intent to the person who did it if the video was played in slow motion. The findings,...