PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 17: THE FOOD IS IN THE FOREST Ridicule the Bull, Dance With the Bear

"Writing for an audience can prompt greater planning and elaboration than writing for ourselves alone."

Sato and Matsushima experimentally studied how awareness of readers affects procedural writing. In their first experiment, writers with greater audience awareness spent more time planning and writing and produced more elaborated descriptions, supporting the chapter's argument about the effect of an anticipated audience.

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