Visual‐verbal redundancy effects on television news learning
Journal of BroadcastingPublished 1 January 1984
Stephen D. Reese
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Learning from news stories was greater when visuals and script were redundant than when they were not redundant, and adding continuous redundant captions appeared to impede learning.
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Learning from news stories was greater when visuals and script were redundant than when they were not redundant. Adding continuous redundant captions, however, appeared to impede learning.
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