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concludes “Extrinsic motivators, particularly tangible rewards such as those suggested by AR, also reduce internal motivations to read” (p. 73). SuHua (2012) investigated the effectiveness of the AR program on middle school students’ reading achievement and motivation. The results showed that Accelerated Reader neither improved
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