Reconciling Print-Size and Display-Size Constraints on Reading (Minnesota Lab for Low-Vision Research, 2020)

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2018-02-14
2019-04-18

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Reconciling Print-Size and Display-Size Constraints on Reading (Minnesota Lab for Low-Vision Research, 2020)

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2020-03-20

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Atilgan, Nilsu
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The data includes both normally-sighted (Times and Courier groups) and low-vision subjects' reading performance. The main dependent variable in this dataset is reading speed. Reading speed measure is indicated by how many characters per minute were read. In addition, two independent variables with their different levels are provided. These variables are display format (laptop, tablet, phone) and blur condition for normally-sighted participants (normal-viewing condition and viewing under artificial blur through goggles).

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Atilgan, Nilsu; Xiong, Yingzi; Legge, Gordon E.. (2020). Reconciling Print-Size and Display-Size Constraints on Reading (Minnesota Lab for Low-Vision Research, 2020). Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://doi.org/10.13020/4yx0-dw10.

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