Empathy and Emotional Intelligence
Studies show that reading fiction improves empathy by activating the brain's emotional processing areas. It allows readers to better understand and connect with the emotions and experiences of others.
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Reading is not just a passive activity. It actively reshapes your brain, enhances empathy, reduces stress, and boosts cognitive function.
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