This article discusses notion of "bimodal" visitation patterns by museum visitors, in which people are either interested or not in the material presented. The authors argue that this no-time, lots-of-time notion is misleading, and present data that contradicts its alleged commonness. They also discuss how timing data is and can be used by exhibit developers to improve their exhibits.
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Ingrid Sulston
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New York Hall of Science
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ISSN
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1064-5578
Publication Name:
Visitor Studies Today!
Volume:
4
Number:
2
Page Number:
4
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