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The Modality Effect on Reading Literacy: Perspectives from Students' Online Reading Habits, Cognitive and Metacognitive Strategies, and Web Navigation Skills across Regions
This study tested the effects of the modality of reading formats (electronic vs. print), online reading habits (engagement in different online reading activities), use of cognitive strategies, metacognitive knowledge, and navigation skills on printed and electronic reading literacy across regions. P
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