Reading is slower from CRT displays than from paper: attempts to isolate a single-variable explanation

Authors:
John D. Gould;Lizette Alfaro;Vincent Barnes;Rich Finn;Nancy Grischkowsky;Angela Minuto
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Human Factors
Year:
1987

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