Figure 4 depicts the average number of times the participant looked off-screen during the traditional video and the non-traditional video. The error bars within the graph represent standard deviation. The traditional video averaged at 404 times the participant looked off-screen, while the non-traditional video averaged at 164 times the participant looked off-screen. A t-test was used to determine there was a significant difference between the number of times the participant looked off-screen between the two videos, with a p-value of < 0.0001. The participants were divided into two groups, with the difference being the viewing order of the videos. No significant difference was found in the order of video viewing.