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Do we hear and read the same? Attention to detail in narrative storytelling while reading and listening with reduced distraction
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Most research agrees that reading and listening are equally efficient. But research on multimedia learning searched for modality specific processes that could improve learning efficiency, this is relevant considering the current panorama and worldwide usage of intelligent text-based agents. Our brie
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