1971
DOI: 10.1037/h0031820
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Structural coherence in pictorial and verbal displays.

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“…In another study supporting this idea (Spangenberg, 1971), subjects learned 20 sentences involving CVCs, such as "KOT is a pilot" or "PUM is a truck driver," after exposure to an integrated picture of a city scene with 20 objects next to CVCs (e.g. airplane named KOT, truck driving on a road below named PUM, etc.)…”
Section: Model Sequencingmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In another study supporting this idea (Spangenberg, 1971), subjects learned 20 sentences involving CVCs, such as "KOT is a pilot" or "PUM is a truck driver," after exposure to an integrated picture of a city scene with 20 objects next to CVCs (e.g. airplane named KOT, truck driving on a road below named PUM, etc.)…”
Section: Model Sequencingmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Spangenberg (1971) voulut mesurer les effets de trois (3) niveaux de structuration dans un message verbal et un message iconique. Ces niveaux de structuration étaient fonction de l'apparente intégration des items en un tout organisé.…”
Section: Formes D'organisation Des Stimuli Visuelsunclassified