Causality and the allocation of attention during comprehension.
Causality and the allocation of attention during comprehension.
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理解过程中的因果关系和注意力分配。
DOI:
10.1037//0278-7393.16.2.233
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发表时间:
1990
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通讯作者:
Marsolek,CJ
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作者:
Fletcher,CR;Hummel,JE;Marsolek,CJ
Recent research has suggested that each statement in a narrative text is understood by relating it to its causal antecedents and consequences and that the text as a whole is understood by finding a causal path linking its opening to its final outcome. Fletcher and Bloom (1988) have proposed that in order to accomplish this goal, while minimizing the number of times long-term memory has to be searched, readers focus their attention on the last clause of a narrative that has causal antecedents but no consequences in the preceding text. As a result, a statement that is followed by a causal antecedent should remain the focus of attention, while the same statement followed by a consequence should not. This prediction was tested and confirmed in three experiments which show that when a target statement is followed by a sentence that includes only causal antecedents,(a) continuation sentences related to it are read more quickly,(b) target words drawn from it are easier to recognize, and (c) subject-generated continuations are more likely to be causally related to it.
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