Against parafoveal semantic preprocessing during eye fixations in reading.

Keith Rayner · David A. Balota · Alexander Pollatsek

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Les mouvements oculaires de sujets ont ete enregistres pendant la lecture de phrases et on a fait intervenir un changement dans la presentation avant qu'ils fixent un mot-cible critique. Lorsque le mouvement oculaire du lecteur traversait un endroit-limite invisible, le stimulus presente au debut etait remplace par le mot cible. Si un pretraitement semantique automatique de mots en parafoveal survenait pendant la lecture, la presence d'un mot semantiquement relie devrait faciliter le traitement du mot-cible

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