Add to ORKGPrevious studies have found that words are identified most quickly when the eyes fixate near the word center (the Optimal Viewing Position, OVP) in alphabetic languages. Two experiments were performed to determine the presence of OVP effects during the processing of isolated Chinese words. Participants' eye movements were recorded while they performed a lexical decision task. The results suggest that Chinese readers exhibit OVP effects and that the OVP tends to be the first character for 2-character words. For 3- and 4-character words, the OVP effects appear as a U-shaped curve with a minimum towards the second character. As fixations deviate from the OVP, word processing times increase at a rate of 30-70 ms per character, and fixation dura...
AbstractIn this study, we examined eye movement guidance in Chinese reading. We embedded either a 2-...
The present study examined how insertion of spaces before and after a word affects saccade target se...
All the major reading theories, which are primarily based on studies of alphabetic scripts, hypothes...
AbstractPrevious studies have found that words are identified most quickly when the eyes fixate near...
The question addressed in the study is concerned with how properties of Chinese characters and words...
Substantial evidence indicates that where readers fixate within a word affects the efficiency with w...
In 2 experiments, we tested the prediction that reading is more efficient when characters belonging ...
This empirical study examined whether the visual complexities of the first and second characters in ...
In Chinese, as there are no spaces between words to mark word boundaries, readers usually do not tar...
In two experiments, we explored attention deployment during the reading of Chinese words using a pro...
AbstractIn two experiments, we investigated how forward saccades are targeted in Chinese reading. In...
In two experiments, we explored attention deployment during the reading of Chinese words using a pro...
In two experiments, we investigated how forward saccades are targeted in Chinese reading. In Experim...
In this study, we examined eye movement guidance in Chinese reading. We embedded either a 2-characte...
Given there are no interword spaces marking word boundaries in Chinese text, it remains unclear how ...
AbstractIn this study, we examined eye movement guidance in Chinese reading. We embedded either a 2-...
The present study examined how insertion of spaces before and after a word affects saccade target se...
All the major reading theories, which are primarily based on studies of alphabetic scripts, hypothes...
AbstractPrevious studies have found that words are identified most quickly when the eyes fixate near...
The question addressed in the study is concerned with how properties of Chinese characters and words...
Substantial evidence indicates that where readers fixate within a word affects the efficiency with w...
In 2 experiments, we tested the prediction that reading is more efficient when characters belonging ...
This empirical study examined whether the visual complexities of the first and second characters in ...
In Chinese, as there are no spaces between words to mark word boundaries, readers usually do not tar...
In two experiments, we explored attention deployment during the reading of Chinese words using a pro...
AbstractIn two experiments, we investigated how forward saccades are targeted in Chinese reading. In...
In two experiments, we explored attention deployment during the reading of Chinese words using a pro...
In two experiments, we investigated how forward saccades are targeted in Chinese reading. In Experim...
In this study, we examined eye movement guidance in Chinese reading. We embedded either a 2-characte...
Given there are no interword spaces marking word boundaries in Chinese text, it remains unclear how ...
AbstractIn this study, we examined eye movement guidance in Chinese reading. We embedded either a 2-...
The present study examined how insertion of spaces before and after a word affects saccade target se...
All the major reading theories, which are primarily based on studies of alphabetic scripts, hypothes...