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The most effective form of communication is a visual one. Even when we speak we use visual metaphors to help our communication (i.e., to bark up the wrong tree or to push one’s buttons). Focusing on a visual that helps bring attention to the story can also help establish a memory of the story, and this is a key aspect we take into consideration in every visualization we build.
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Grubbs, W. (2015). A Process Dedicated to Cognition and Memory. In: Bihanic, D. (eds) New Challenges for Data Design. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-6596-5_4
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