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Flag This Row	Genre Effect, The: A science fiction (vs. realism) manipulation decreases inference effort, reading comprehension, and perceptions of literary merit Gavaler, Chris; Johnson, Dan Scientific Study of Literature 7(1): 79-108. 2017 Subjects: SOCIOLOGY OF SF AND FANTASY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The literary genre effect: A one-word science fiction (vs. realism) manipulation reveals intrinsic text properties outweigh extrinsic expectations of literary quality Gavaler, Chris; Johnson, Dan Scientific Study of Literature 9(1): 34 - 52. December 2019. Subjects: ; GENRE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record

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Genre Effect, The: A science fiction (vs. realism) manipulation decreases inference effort, reading comprehension, and perceptions of literary merit

Gavaler, Chris; Johnson, Dan

Scientific Study of Literature 7(1): 79-108. 2017

Subjects: SOCIOLOGY OF SF AND FANTASY

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The literary genre effect: A one-word science fiction (vs. realism) manipulation reveals intrinsic text properties outweigh extrinsic expectations of literary quality

Gavaler, Chris; Johnson, Dan

Scientific Study of Literature 9(1): 34 - 52. December 2019.

Subjects: ; GENRE

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