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A FACTORIAL STUDY OF SOME VARIABLES RELEVANT TO A PROGRAMMED LEARNING SITUATION

M. Y. Sawiris Christ Church College, Canterbury
Pages 30-34 | Published online: 11 Dec 2006

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John Bunyard. (1972) A Comparison of the Learning Achieved by Nigerian and English Children from Programmed Material. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 9:1, pages 7-17.
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Martyn Roebuck. (1969) PUPIL ATTITUDES UNDER CONDITIONS OF MACHINE INSTRUCTION. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 6:3, pages 179-184.
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Kym E. Pocius. (1991) Personality factors in human-computer interaction: A review of the literature. Computers in Human Behavior 7:3, pages 103-135.
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