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Student Preferences in Typography

James Hartley Department of Psychology, University of Keele
Pages 166-175 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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James Hartley. (1986) Planning the Typographical Structure of Instructional Text. Educational Psychologist 21:4, pages 315-332.
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James Hartley. (1987) Designing electronic text: The role of print-based research. ECTJ 35:1, pages 3-17.
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