The Influence of Captions on Picture Interpretation

Jean S. Kerrick

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In an experiment with college students at the University of Illinois, the author found that captions can modify the judgments of readers regarding the pictures they accompany, and may even change interpretations. Dr. Kerrick is an associate in journalism at the University of California, Berkeley

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