| Название | Word Recognition during Sentence Processing: Lexical Effects on Parafoveal Preview Processing during Reading
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| Авторы | Wonil Choi, Peter Gordon
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| Журнал | ONFERENCE ON HUMAN SENTENCE PROCESSING, March 24-26, 2011 (http://linguistics.stanford.edu/cuny/abstracts/Sa_P-166-Choi_Gordon.pdf)
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| Год издания | 2011
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| Abstract | Word skipping during reading has been a crucial dependent measure for studying the relationship between word recognition and eye movement control because it reflects natural reading processes and because it allows insight into how both the targeting and timing of eye movements are influenced by the process of word recognition during sentence processing. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the extent to which lexical processing influences word skipping, a question which has been central in debates about how language processing influences eye-movement control during reading (Brysbaert and Vitu, 1998; Engbert et al., 2005; Pollastek et al., 2006).
Two experiments were designed to examine how lexical information in parafoveal preview affects the targeting of saccades during reading. A boundary technique (Rayner, 1975) was implemented to vary the quality of linguistic information of letter string in parafoveal preview.
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