PERIPHERAL AND COGNITIVE COMPONENTS OF EYE GUIDANCE IN FILLED-SPACE READING
PERIPHERAL AND COGNITIVE COMPONENTS OF EYE GUIDANCE IN FILLED-SPACE READING
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DOI:
10.3758/bf03204142
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发表时间:
1978-01-01
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SEAMON, JG
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MALT, BC;SEAMON, JG
Undergraduates (5) read aloud 3 pages of text a day for 10 days. One page of text each day had interword spaces filled with a black letter-like filler, 1 with a red filler and 1 was normal (control). Results showed that red fillers produced a reading rate significantly below normal text, black fillers yielded a significantly lower reading rate than red fillers and with practice, the reading rate for the black-filled condition rose significantly. Testing on Day 11 with an alternative filler form showed that a specific form was being learned with practice. Results were interpreted as support for both peripheral guidance of eye movement by physical cues and cognitive guidance involving reader-generated hypotheses about the text.