Some studies show people read better and faster on paper than digitally (about 20-30% faster on paper). Will this be significant in the LR and RC sections?
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Some studies show people read better and faster on paper than digitally (about 20-30% faster on paper). Will this be significant in the LR and RC sections?
https://insights.uksg.org/articles/10.1629/uksg.236/
https://www.paperbecause.com/PIOP/files/f7/f7bb6bc5-2c4a-466f-9ae7-b483a2c0dca4.pdf