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Text genres and mental models: What readers get from text and how they use it.
This study examined: (1) how and to what extent text genres influence the characteristics of mental models readers build from text; (2) whether the characteristics of mental models change if the subjects know the nature of questions that will follow the reading session. Seventy undergraduates, re
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