¿Existen diferencias estadísticamente significativas en los niveles de sorpresa según el efecto mágico utilizado?

The purpose of this article is to use statistical analysis to gauge the level of preferenceor aversion that can arise from different magic tricks, including vanishingacts, transformations, swapping objects, or passing through solid objects, whenexecuted using playing cards or currency bills. To address the purpose of this article,we suggest using the PANAS method to measure positive and negative affect. The PANAS test comprises 20 items that describe emotions, with 10 being positiveand 10 negative. Respondents rate these items on a scale from 1 to 5 to indicatethe extent to which the emotions align with their own feelings. Additionally, thetest includes an item to measure viewer curiosity. The analysis of the experiment’sresults was conducted using generalized linear models

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Comunicaciones en Estadística
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2025-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.15332/23393076.10766
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Media Influence and Health
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¿Existen diferencias estadísticamente significativas en los niveles de sorpresa según el efecto mágico utilizado?

Ian Colina, Danny Martínez, Cristian Téllez
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¿Existen diferencias estadísticamente significativas en los niveles de sorpresa según el efecto mágico utilizado?

Ian Colina, Danny Martínez, Cristian Téllez
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The purpose of this article is to use statistical analysis to gauge the level of preferenceor aversion that can arise from different magic tricks, including vanishingacts, transformations, swapping objects, or passing through solid objects, whenexecuted using playing cards or currency bills. To address the purpose of this article,we suggest using the PANAS method to measure positive and negative affect. The PANAS test comprises 20 items that describe emotions, with 10 being positiveand 10 negative. Respondents rate these items on a scale from 1 to 5 to indicatethe extent to which the emotions align with their own feelings. Additionally, thetest includes an item to measure viewer curiosity. The analysis of the experiment’sresults was conducted using generalized linear models

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