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In addition to evidence of narrative perspective leading to preference for the matching construal level (i.e., concrete descriptions preferred for a first-person story), participants' own produced narratives and descriptions also fit this pattern. 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As expected, first-person narratives increased identification with the protagonist while retrospective narratives increased transportation. Each involvement process was associated with reduction in different types of psychological distance, with transportation lowering spatial and temporal distance, while identification reduced social distance. This study demonstrates how researchers can leverage storytelling formats to foster narrative involvement and reduce psychological distance and increase climate change-related persuasive outcomes."},{"key":"10.1016\/j.copsyc.2026.102388_bib58","unstructured":"This paper has several findings of interest regarding the differences in language style between humans and AI; of note are the stronger presence of positive emotion words and weaker presence of personal pronouns in AI writing. 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