… To assess individual differences in working memory capacity for language, we have used
the Reading Span task (Daneman & Carpenter, 1980), which was devised to simultaneously …

Histone side chains are post-translationally modified at multiple sites, including at Lys36 on
histone H3 (H3K36). Several enzymes from yeast and humans, including the …

… However, in this experiment and in others (Just & Carpenter, 1976) we have found that
subjects differ from trial to trial and from each other in how they react to detecting an …

… be perceptually encoded from the text; it may be sufficiently activated so that it is retrieved
from long-term memory; finally, it may be the output of a comprehension process (Carpenter & …

… differences in reading comprehension performance, presumably because readers with
greater capacity can integrate more elements of the text at a given time (Daneman & Carpenter, …

… of the 48 problems in Sets I and II that could be represented and displayed within the raster
graphics resolution of our display system, which was 512 × 512 pixels (see Just & Carpenter, …

This paper presents a theoretical account of the sequence and duration of eye fixation during
a number of simple cognitive tasks, such as mental rotation, sentence verification, and …

We have addressed this book to a wide range of readers: researchers in the psychology of
reading and language, senior undergraduates and graduate students in psychology and …

… N + 1, whereas the length and frequency of word N + 1 accounted for 23,8% of the variance
in the gaze durations on word N + 1 (Carpenter & Just, in press). We examined the moving-…

… , which corresponds to a chance probability of P < 1.6 × 10 -5 for a 61-image comparison
and is more conservative than the Bonferroni correction for P < 0.01. The activation effects are …