In this article, researchers from Jacksonville State University and the Center for Social Design discuss a study that attempted to use questions as label-reading prompts in a new way. Questions were written on a sheet of paper and made available as a handout to visitors at the Birmingham Zoo and Anniston Museum of Natural History. The answers to the questions could be found in the exhibit labels.
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Donald Patterson
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Jacksonville State University
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Arlene Benefield
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Center for Social Design
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0892-4996
Publication Name:
Visitor Behavior
Volume:
7
Number:
1
Page Number:
15
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