I think if you interact with someone who reads novels for pleasure vs someone who doesn’t, you can tell the difference after a fairly short period of conversation.... but then, I suppose that’s sort of like the productivity thing. But reading for pleasure in childhood is SUCH a strong predictor of future educational attainment that there must be some causative link there.
I think if you interact with someone who reads novels for pleasure vs someone who doesn’t, you can tell the difference after a fairly short period of conversation.... but then, I suppose that’s sort of like the productivity thing. But reading for pleasure in childhood is SUCH a strong predictor of future educational attainment that there must be some causative link there.
I think if you interact with someone who reads novels for pleasure vs someone who doesn’t, you can tell the difference after a fairly short period of conversation.... but then, I suppose that’s sort of like the productivity thing. But reading for pleasure in childhood is SUCH a strong predictor of future educational attainment that there must be some causative link there.