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Figure 5-4 : The eight experimental conditions. The left four represent the unsupported conditions, and the right four represent the supported conditions. The top four represent the vertical display, and the bottom four represent the horizontal display. respectively. Figure 5-4 depicts all 8 combinations of the independent variables.

Figure 5 -4 : The eight experimental conditions. The left four represent the unsupported conditions, and the right four represent the supported conditions. The top four represent the vertical display, and the bottom four represent the horizontal display. respectively. Figure 5-4 depicts all 8 combinations of the independent variables.

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Figure 5-11 : Mean task completion times and standard deviations by gamer and usage of 2D art software demographics
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groups based on use of 2D artistic software.
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