The Effects of Higher Levels of Immersion on Procedure Memorization Performance and Implications for Educational Virtual Environments
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Eric D. Ragan | Doug A. Bowman | Regis Kopper | Ajith Sowndararajan | D. Bowman | Regis Kopper | E. Ragan | Ajith Sowndararajan
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