Publications by authors named "Shenna Feustel"
Article Synopsis
- Adults feel like they have control (or agency) when their actions lead to certain results, and they can remember these results later.
- In the experiments, people did actions that either matched or didn't match what happened next, and they were tested on their memory of these events.
- The study found that people felt more in control when their actions led to expected results, especially when they had more choices, and they remembered matching events better than mismatching ones.
