Haptic experience in the first showroom does not transfer to increased engagement or knowledge in a second showroom with poster information¶
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q3 i? No significant effects of vision or haptics in the first showroom were found on duration of stay, posters read, situational interest, or knowledge acquisition concerning the second showroom, either immediately or at follow-up. → Magdalena Novak & Stephan Schwan 2021
Evidence¶
Magdalena Novak & Stephan Schwan 2021¶
Magdalena Novak & Stephan Schwan. (2021). Does Touching Real Objects Affect Learning? Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-020-09551-z
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ANCOVA on the 20-item knowledge test about showroom 2 (M = 14.33, SD = 3.23 of 20) controlling for prior knowledge, interest, and posters read showed "no significant main effects for vision" and haptics; duration of stay, posters read, situational interest, and follow-up knowledge likewise showed no significant effects.
"an ANCOV A showed no significant main effects for vision, F(1,156) = 0.01, p =. 9 1 2 ,ηp2 < 0.01, and haptics,F(1,156) = 0.45,p = 0.502, ηp2 < 0.01, and no significant interaction between those factors"
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Interest — outcome: instruction changes it
Related Claims¶
- Touching objects heightens negative affect during exhibition visit — related
- Haptic exploration does not increase situational interest, duration of stay, or number of objects inspected in the first showroom — related
- The immediate knowledge advantage for vision over touch-only does not persist at three-week follow-up — related
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Haptic experience in the first showroom does not transfer to increased engagement or knowledge in a second showroom with poster information |
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Haptic experience in the first showroom does not transfer to increased engagement or knowledge in a second showroom with poster information |
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