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Introduction,isitors by these groupings is familiar territory for most museum educators. Much is known about family groups as museumgoers (cf., Ellenbogen, Luke, & Dierking, 2007; Hooper-Greenhill, 2013) and this demographic has been widely studied for decades in the field of visitor studies.

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