Participants' perceived text difficulty does not differ by picture, word frequency, or education level¶
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q3 i? Ratings of text ease/difficulty showed no main effects or interactions of Picture, Frequency, or Group. → Miriam Rivero-Contreras 2023
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Miriam Rivero-Contreras 2023¶
Miriam Rivero-Contreras, Paul E. Engelhardt, David Saldaña. (2023). Do easy-to-read adaptations really facilitate sentence processing for adults with a lower level of education? An experimental eye-tracking study. Learning and Instruction 84 (2023) 101731. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.learninstruc.2022.101731
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A 2×2×2 mixed ANOVA on perceived difficulty ratings (overall M = 2.43, SD = 0.79) found no significant effects; only p-values are reported, no effect size. "There were no main effects or interactions of Picture, Frequency, or Group."
"There were no main effects or interactions of Picture, Frequency, or Group (all p's > 0.05; see supplementary Table s4 for the full ANOVA)."
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Participants' perceived text difficulty does not differ by picture, word frequency, or education level |
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Participants' perceived text difficulty does not differ by picture, word frequency, or education level |
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