This study assessed eye movement abnormalities of adolescent dyslexic readers and interpreted
the findings by linking the dual-route model of single word reading with the EZ Reader …

For assessing simultaneous visual processing in dyslexic and normal readers a multi-element
processing task was used which required the report of a single digit of briefly presented …

Cognitive effort is reflected in pupil dilation, but the assessment of pupil size is potentially
susceptible to changes in gaze position. This study exemplarily used sentence reading as a …

Unimpaired readers process words incredibly fast and hence it was assumed that top-down
processing, such as predicting upcoming words, would be too slow to play an appreciable …

Word length, frequency, and predictability count among the most influential variables during
reading. Their effects are well-documented in eye movement studies, but pertinent evidence …

We investigated the assumption that independent versus interdependent self‐construals
yield different manifestations of psychological reactance in different group contexts. We …

In two previous studies we assessed a difficulty of dyslexic readers with letter string processing
by using variants of the partial report paradigm, eg, Averbach and Coriell [Averbach, E., & …

Parafoveal preprocessing is an important factor for efficient reading and, in eye-movement
studies, is typically investigated by means of parafoveal masking: Valid previews are …

The present study investigated the feasibility of using self-paced eye movements during
reading (measured by an eye tracker) as markers for calculating hemodynamic brain responses …

The boundary paradigm, in combination with parafoveal masks, is the main technique for
studying parafoveal preprocessing during reading. The rationale is that the masks (eg, strings …