"There is some research to suggest that the complexity of narratives peaks out in someone's 40s, maybe early 50s," says McAdams. "Then you get a tendency to simplify a little bit.
(Int 22, Male, age 55, normal weight, BF normal, chol normal, HbA1c high) The complexity of narratives meant that some people who were overweight or had a high total to HDL cholesterol ratio were also pleased with their feedback results.
Some critics seemed to find the complexity of the narrative troubling.
The overarching aim of the research reported here was to investigate the effects of task structure and storyline complexity of oral narrative tasks on second language task performance.
The US-produced show, filmed on location in the Scottish Highlands, has garnered comparisons with Game of Thrones, in terms of the dedication of its fans and the complexity of its narrative.
Drnaso's Sabrina was stunning, both in terms of its visual impact and the complexity of its narrative, which explores questions of privacy and identity in the internet age.
It is common in non-Western art to feature an X-ray technique, in which a body is not depicted as a solid form; rather, viewers see other activity inside the form, which adds to both the complexity of the narrative and the surface pattern.
In the process of removing bits of dirt, stones and dust, sifting soil and shifting wheel-barrows, I became aware of the complexity of historical narratives: they just aren't neat and tidy and they aren't all about the high points and the achievements.
In these past twenty plus years, I have seen some movement in the complexity of our narratives.
