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Effect of method in presenting visualized instruction

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  1. University Division of Instructional Services, The Pennsylvania State University, 16801, University Park, Pennsylvania

    Francis M. Dwyer (Senior Research Associate, Coordinator of Instructional Research)

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Dwyer, F.M. Effect of method in presenting visualized instruction. AVCR 21, 437–451 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02769867

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