"The story of how a mediocre movie became a good tool for scientists dates back to 1988, when Robert Levenson, a psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and his graduate student, James Gross, started soliciting movie recommendations from colleagues, film critics, video store employees and movie buffs. They were trying to identify short film clips that could reliably elicit a strong emotional response in laboratory settings." Link
I'm known to cry at the drop of a hat, but the clip in question doesn't do much for me:
I'm known to cry at the drop of a hat, but the clip in question doesn't do much for me:
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