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Xu, Jingwei – SANE Journal: Sequential Art Narrative in Education, 2019
This research is the second stage of my entire graphic novel practice looking at a feminist topic -- women's awakening from marriage. In this phase, the study carries out the practical process of the creative work, involving a graphic novel (body), an opening title (hook) and a package of visual communication design (promotion), in order to convey…
Descriptors: Novels, Cartoons, Feminism, Marriage
van Amelsvoort, Marije; Maes, Alfons – Instructional Science: An International Journal of the Learning Sciences, 2016
In argument diagrams, perceptual cues are important to aid understanding. However, we do not know what perceptual cues are used and produced to aid understanding. We present two studies in which we investigate (1) which spatial, graphical and textual elements people spontaneously use in creating for-against argument diagrams, and (2) how people…
Descriptors: Opinions, Cues, Visual Aids, Persuasive Discourse

Wendt, Dirk; Groggel, Wiebke; Gutschmidt, Georg – Visible Language, 1997
Presents a study in which ads in simulated telephone directory pages were highlighted in red, green, and blue colors. States that the pages were presented to subjects in order to be recalled and recognized among other ads. Finds that red and green highlighting increases recallability and recognizability whereas blue decreases it. (PA)
Descriptors: Advertising, Color, Communication Research, Recall (Psychology)
Lott, Pam – 1994
A study investigated whether informational graphics help attract the reader to a newspaper story, prolong reader interaction, and increase reader knowledge. Five versions of a small informational graphic and a related 10-inch non-lead story published on the bottom of a newspaper page were tested on 300 participants (a non-probability sample of…
Descriptors: Adults, Color, Higher Education, Illustrations