Study: Difficult to Read Fonts Lead to More Moderate Opinions

Mashable 2014-07-29

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A study from the University of Illinois has found that fonts that are more difficult to read causes readers to focus on text more and not rely on preconceived notions. Subjects reading more difficult text tended to have more moderate opinions.

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