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BITGOOD (S.), 1992: Visitor orientation and circulation: some general principles. Visitor Behav. 8(3): 15-16. & In:
BITGOOD (S.) (ed.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Collected essays. Vol. One.
Edinburgh, MuseumsEtc. : 348-55.
BITGOOD (S.), 1997: Visitor circulation: is there really a right-turn bias? Visitor Behavior 10(1): 5. & In: BITGOOD
(S.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Collected essays. Vol. One. Edinburgh,
MuseumsEtc.: 380-83.
BITGOOD (S.), 2006: An analysis of visitor circulation: movement patterns and the general value principle. Curator
49(4): 463-75.
BITGOOD (S.) & COTA (A.), 1995: Principles of orientation and circulation within exhibitions. Visitor Behav. 10(2):
7-8. & In: BITGOOD (S.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Collected essays. Vol.
One. Edinburgh, MuseumsEtc.: 394-402.
BITGOOD (S.) & PATTERSON (D.), 1987a: Principles of orientation and circulation. Visitor Behav. 1(4) & In:
BITGOOD (S.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Collected essays. Vol. One.
Edinburgh, MuseumsEtc.: 330-35.
BITGOOD (S.) & PATTERSON (D.), 1987b: Measurement of orientation and circulation behavior. Visitor Behav.
1(4): 4.
FALK (J.H.), 1993: Assessing the impact of exhibit arrangement on visitor behavior and learning. Curator 36(2): 133-
46.
GIPPS (P.G.), MARKSJÖ (B.), 1985: A micro-simulation model for pedestrian flows. Maths. & Computers in
Simulation 27: 95-105.
GRIGGS (S.), 1983: Orienting visitors within a thematic display. Int’l J. Museum Mgmt & Curatorship, 2: 119-34.
HARVEY (M.L.), MARINO (M.) & LOOMIS (R.J.), 1997: Design features which encourage psychological flow in
museum visitors. In: WELLS (M.) & LOOMIS (R.) (eds.): Visitor Studies: Theory, research and practice. Vol. 9.
Selected papers, 1996 Visitor Studies Conf.. Jacksonville, VSA. 129-39.
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HAYWARD (G.), BRYDON-MILLER (M.), 1984: Spatial and conceptual aspects of orientation: visitor experiences at
an outdoor history museum. J. Env. Systems 13(4): 317-32.
HELBING (D.), 1991: A mathematical model for the behavior of pedestrians. Behav. Sc. 36: 298-310.
HELBING (D.), 1992a: A fluid-dynamic model for the movement of pedestrians. Complex Systems 6: 391-415.
HELBING (D.), 1992b: Models for pedestrian behavior. Natural Structures Part II (Sonderforschungsbereich 230): 93-
98.
HELBING (D.), MOLNÁR (P.), FARKAS (I.) & BOLAY (K.), 2001: Self-organizing pedestrian movement. Env. &
Planning B: Planning & Design 28: 361-83.
HILLIER (B.) & HANSON (J.), 1984: The social logic of space. Cambridge, Cambridge UP.
HILLIER (B.) & TZORTZI (K.), 2006: Space syntax: the language of museum space. In: MACDONALD (S.) (ed.): A
companion to museum studies. Malden, Blackwell.
KLEIN (H.-J.), 1993: Tracking visitor circulation in museum settings. Env. & Behav. 25: 782-800.
PARSONS (M.) & LOOMIS (R.), 1973: Visitor traffic patterns: then and now. Washington, Office of Museum
Programs, Smithsonian Inst.
SADALLA (E.K.) & MONTELLO (D.R.), 1989: Remembering changes in direction. Env. & Behav. 21(3)
SCHARINE (A.A.) & MCBEATH (M.K.), 2002: Right-handers and Americans favor turning to the right. Human
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