Short sentences improve readability. Short sentences also promote social justice through
accessibility and inclusiveness. Despite this, much remains unknown about sentence length …

People have the capability to process text three times faster than they would naturally read it,
yet many current theories of sentence processing rely on natural reading times as a proxy for …

In an increasingly networked world, people who cannot participate in written communication
are particularly at risk of social exclusion. Like other concepts of barrier-free communication …

Previous research has provided evidence that readers experience processing difficulty
when reading words that have a transposed-letter (TL) neighbour (eg, TRAIL has the TL …

There is an ongoing controversy over whether readers can access the meaning of multiple
words, simultaneously. To date, different experimental methods have generated seemingly …

Prior research points to efficient identification of embedded words as a key factor in
facilitating the reading of text printed without spacing between words. Here we further tested …

Linguistic experience plays a clear role in accounting for variability in sentence
comprehension behavior across individuals and across sentence types. We aimed to …

We report the first use of ERP measures to identify text engagement differences when
reading digitally or in print. Depth of semantic encoding is key for reading comprehension …

A robust experimental literature has found that word frequency and lexical valence
contribute to visual word processing at the level of the individual word. Extensions of this …

Psycholinguistic theories generally assume similar cognitive mechanisms across different
speakers. Recently, however, researchers have pointed out the need to account for …