New Methods in Reading Comprehension Research.
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2018.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; 1. The Influence of Methodologies on Psycholinguistic Research: A Regression to the Whorfian Hypothesis; Statistical Tools; The Analysis of Variance; Multiple Regression; The Purpose of Model Fitting; Chronometric Paradigms; Summary; 2. A Survey of Some Important Techniques and Issues in Multiple Regression; Overview of Multiple Regression; Collinearity; Extreme Covariation and Computational Problems; Reliability of Partial Regression Coefficients; Interpretational Difficulties; Measurement Error and Shrinkage; Attentuation.
- ShrinkageRepeated Measures Design; Other Least Square Linear Model Techniques; 3. The Word-by-Word Reading Paradigm: An Experimental and Theoretical Approach; The Reading Procedure; The Experimental Variables; Situational Variables; Linguistic Variables; A Quality Research Tool; On-Line Measurement; Flexibility; Sensitivity; The Underlying Assumptions; Naturalness; Reading Units; Word Units; Other Units; Processing Load; Momentary Processing Load Assum ption; The Immediacy Assumption; The Eye-Mind Assumption; Theoretical Development; Model Components; Reading Strategies in Children and Adults.
- The Model EquationsTests of the Model's Overall Fit; Tests of the Model's Processing Components; The Time Course of Reading for Retention; The Model Equation; Tests of A dditivity Between Component Means; Test of Component Independence; Summary and Conclusions; 4. An Evaluation of Subject-Paced Reading Tasks and Other Methods for Investigating Immediate Processes in Reading; Introduction; The RSVP Task; Subject-Paced Reading Tasks; Priming Tasks; The Problem of Processing Spillover; The Subject-Paced Reading Task; Single Word Version; Three Word Version; The RSVP Task; Eye-Monitoring.
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Various Immediate Processing MethodsThe RSVP Task; The Subject-Paced Reading Task; The Priming Task; Substantive Findings Obtained with Our Techniques; Brief Conclusions; 5. Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP): A Method for Studying Language Processing; Introduction; Details of RSVP Methodology; Choice of Parameters; Independent Variables: The Stimulus; Independent Variables: The Subjects; Characteristics of RSVP Reading; Visual Factors in RSVP; Fast Processing; RSVP Compared with Other Methods; Comparison to Speech; Comparison to Self-Paced Methods.
- Questions About RSVP as a MethodRSVP Reading Versus Normal Reading and Listening; Immediate Versus Post-Presentation Processing; Short-Term Buffers in RSVP and in Conventional Reading; Research Using RSVP; Is Language Comprehension Rapid but Memory Consolidation Slow?; What the Language Processor Finds Difficult; Input to the Language Processor is Not Exclusively Lexical; Applied Questions About RSVP; Conclusions; 6. Priming and On-Line Text Comprehension; Experiment 1: Activation of Concepts; Experiment 2: Organization of Information in Memory; Automatic and Strategic Processes in Priming.