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Can contextualization increase understanding during man-machine communication? A theory-driven study

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Can contextualization increase understanding during man-machine communication? A theory-driven study (English)

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L L Alpay

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J Verhoef

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D Te'eni

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H Putter

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P J Toussaint

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J H M Zwetsloot-Schonk

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2008

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Open Medical Informatics Journal

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