This study aims to assess the impact of perception on the ability to comprehend text on social media platforms like Facebook. It discusses how the human brain creates mental models to understand narratives and how these models contribute to understanding when reading subsequent texts. The study also examines common problems users encounter on Facebook and how statistics can be used to analyze perception during comprehension.
This study aims to assess the impact of perception on the ability to comprehend text on social media platforms like Facebook. It discusses how the human brain creates mental models to understand narratives and how these models contribute to understanding when reading subsequent texts. The study also examines common problems users encounter on Facebook and how statistics can be used to analyze perception during comprehension.
This study aims to assess the impact of perception on the ability to comprehend text on social media platforms like Facebook. It discusses how the human brain creates mental models to understand narratives and how these models contribute to understanding when reading subsequent texts. The study also examines common problems users encounter on Facebook and how statistics can be used to analyze perception during comprehension.
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