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13 Mar 2025
What shapes our ability to comprehend information?
Do we understand stories better when we see them as images or as text? And what role do age and previous education play? A team led by Prof. Dr. Markus Huff, head of the Perception and Action lab, in cooperation with the Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics (ZAS) have published a new study showing that it is easier to understand stories told with images than stories that are only text-based. This finding held across all age groups and levels of previous education. The images could be particularly important for people with low reading and language levels.
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