Eye-movement control in reading: Models and predictions
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (4):500-501 (2003)
| Abstract | It is argued here that a critical prediction of the E-Z Reader model is that experimental manipulations that disrupt early encoding of visual and orthographic features of the fixated word without affecting subsequent lexical processing should influence the processing difficulty of the fixated word without producing any processing effect on the next word. This prediction is explained and illustrated. | |||||||||
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