حرکات چشم در خواندن: فرآیندهای ادراکی و زبانی (نگرش‌هایی در نورولینگویستیک، نوروسایکولوژی و روانشناسی زبان)

Eye Movements in Reading: Perceptual and Language Processes focuses on eye movement and cognitive processes as a way to study the reading process. This book also discusses the different aspects of reading. Organized into seven parts encompassing 26 chapters, this book begins with a discussion on the perceptual and psychophysical factors essential to eye movement during reading. This book then explains how some psychophysical factors, such as type size and masking, affect the reading performance. Other chapters consider the role of transient and sustained cells, as well as their possible effects on reading. This text also examines the size of the perceptual span in reading and the integration of information across eye movement. Finally, this book explains the eye movement abnormalities, general eye movement parameters, and the cognitive processes within the reading disabled group. This book is a valuable resource to optometrists, scientists, field researchers, and readers who are interested in the reading process. Content: Inside Front Cover , Page ii Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv Contributors , Pages xv-xvii Preface , Pages xix-xxi 1 - Sensory Masking, Persistence, and Enhancement in Visual Exploration and Reading , Pages 3-30 , Bruno G. Breitmeyer 2 - Retinal Image Size and the Perceptual Span in Reading , Pages 31-40 , Robert E. Morrison 3 - The Temporal Characteristics of Visual Information Extraction during Reading , Pages 41-51 , Gary S. Wolverton, David Zola 4 - Locations and Contents , Pages 53-61 , Paul A. Kolers 5 - Eye Movements and Perception during Reading , Pages 65-96 , George W. McConkie 6 - The Perceptual Span and Eye Movement Control during Reading , Pages 97-120 , Keith Rayner 7 - Elementary Perceptual and Eye Movement Control Processes in Reading , Pages 121-139 , J. Kevin O'Regan 8 - Perceptual Factors in Reading , Pages 141-150 , Arnold D. Well 9 - Eye Movements and Context Effects during Reading of Extended Discourse , Pages 153-179 , Wayne L. Shebilske, Dennis F. Fisher 10 - Attentional Strategies during the Reading of Short Stories , Pages 181-192 , Albrecht Wemer Inhoff 11 - Contextual Influences on Eye Movements in Reading , Pages 193-201 , Susan F. Ehrlich 12 - Context, Form, and Interaction , Pages 203-211 , Philip B. Gough 13 - Processing Sentence Structure , Pages 215-236 , Lyn Frazier 14 - On Looking into Space , Pages 237-251 , Alan Kennedy 15 - Eye Movements in Pronoun Assignment: A Study of Sentence Integration , Pages 253-268 , Kate Ehrlich 16 - Psycholinguistic Factors Reflected in the Eye , Pages 269-272 , Charles Clifton Jr. 17 - What Your Eyes Do while Your Mind Is Reading , Pages 275-307 , Patricia A. Carpenter, Marcel Adam Just 18 - Reading Patterns in Eye Movement Data , Pages 309-332 , Thomas W. Hogaboam 19 - On Problems of Unconfounding Perceptual and Language Processes , Pages 333-343 , Reinhold Kliegl, Richard K. Olson, Brian J. Davidson 20 - What Does the Mind Do while the Eyes Are Gazing? , Pages 345-356 , Maria L. Slowiaczek 21 - Eye Fixations on Text and Scenes , Pages 359-376 , Geoffrey R. Loftus 22 - A Spatial Relational Logic behind Visual Differentiation: Gibsonian Constructivism? , Pages 377-396 , Calvin F. Nodine 23 - Saccadic Reaction Time in Visual Search , Pages 397-411 , Jonathan Vaughan 24 - Representational Buffers: The Eye—Mind Hypothesis in Picture Perception, Reading, and Visual Search , Pages 413-437 , Mary C. Potter 25 - The “Dyslexia Syndrome” and Its Objective Diagnosis by Erratic Eye Movements , Pages 441-466 , George Th. Pavlidis 26 - Eye Movements in Reading Disability , Pages 467-479 , Richard K. Olson, Reinhold Kliegl, Brian J. Davidson 27 - Abnormal Patterns of Normal Eye Movements in Specific Dyslexia , Pages 481-498 , Ashby Jones, Lawrence Stark 28 - Eye Movements and Reading Disability , Pages 499-509 , Francis J. Pirozzolo 29 - What Can Eye Movements Tell Us about Dyslexia? , Pages 511-521 , Alexander Pollatsek Index1 , Pages 523-526