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A review of eye-tracking methods in tourism research

Le et al., 2020

Document ID
10162879053748398578
Author
Le D
Hadinejad A
Moyle B
Ma J
Scott N
Publication year
Publication venue
Eye tracking in tourism

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Technological advancement provides opportunities for improvements in the methods academics use in their research. Traditional studies of advertising and interpretive material effectiveness typically use self-report surveys that are subject to subjectivity and data validity …
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