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However, the typical setting for traditional psychological tests of learning guarantee both motivation and attention -such as work training. Web browsers are a glass pane- their purpose is to deliver content, their utility invisible, their new features just smudges on the glass, obscuring the view of their content. | However, the typical setting for traditional psychological tests of learning guarantee both motivation and attention -such as work training. Web browsers are a glass pane- their purpose is to deliver content, their utility invisible, their new features just smudges on the glass, obscuring the view of their content. | ||
Thus, the Minimalist method of procedural instruction gets a user onboard and gets to the broad conceptual understanding later. | Thus, the Minimalist method of procedural instruction gets a user onboard and gets to the broad conceptual understanding later. There is plenty of empiracle evidence to support this, but I will list them later. | ||
== Minimal Wording == | == Minimal Wording == | ||