
Ten participants from an online community of fiction writers were exposed to a treatment package intended to increase their writing productivity. The package consisted of graphic feedback provided through a Web page, praise for goal completion delivered via e‐mail, and editing of manuscripts by other members of the community dependent on the completion of word‐count goals. A multiple baseline design across groups was used to evaluate the effects of the intervention, which was successful in increasing the number of words written.
Internet, Writing, Humans, Efficiency
Internet, Writing, Humans, Efficiency
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