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attracting power: a standalone construct

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Museum studies

the share of visitors who stop at an exhibit element, used with holding power as a measure of exhibit effectiveness.

In museum studies, attracting power refers to the share of visitors who stop at an exhibit element, used with holding power as a measure of exhibit effectiveness. This meaning comes from Bitgood (2013) in Attention and value.[1]

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References

Bitgood, S. (2013). Attention and value. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781315433431

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