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Emotional Engagement in Narrative Medical Visualization: An Electrodermal Activity and Eye-Tracking Study
Narrative visualization embeds data in visual stories to make medical information more relatable for non-experts. Despite the growing use of character elements in health communication, evidence on whether individual characters support affective responses remains inconclusive. Physiological evidence
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