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Museum and heritage studies

the decline in visitors' interest and attention as they move through a museum, from physical tiredness, satiation and competing exhibits.

In museum and heritage studies, museum fatigue refers to the decline in visitors' interest and attention as they move through a museum, from physical tiredness, satiation and competing exhibits. This meaning comes from Bitgood (2009) in Visitor Studies.[1]

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References

Bitgood, S. (2009). Museum Fatigue: A Critical Review. Visitor Studies, 12(2), 93-111. https://doi.org/10.1080/10645570903203406

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