Variations in children's and adults' engagement with museum artifacts.

作者: Gregory S. Braswell

DOI: 10.1080/10645578.2012.714997

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摘要: ABSTRACT Adult and child visitors (N = 33 groups) participated in a study of interactions with one another artifacts at children's museum. The focused on differences types engagement based the exhibits which were embedded (a grocery store exhibit vs. water table exhibit). Results from series partial correlations demonstrated that some varied significantly by exhibit, age participants, child-to-adult ratio. Also, start to end an interaction, social declined among 14 groups whereas child–artifact increased (following pattern Vygotskian internalization). These results contribute understanding physical ecology use may inform museum design.

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