Transposed-word effects when reading serially
When asked to decide if an ungrammatical sequence of words is grammatically correct or
not readers find it more difficult to do so (longer response times (RTs) and more errors) if the …
not readers find it more difficult to do so (longer response times (RTs) and more errors) if the …
Readers use word length information to determine word order.
It is assumed by the OB1-reader model that activated words are flexibly associated with
spatial locations. Supporting this notion, recent studies show that readers can confuse the …
spatial locations. Supporting this notion, recent studies show that readers can confuse the …
Using eye tracking to investigate failure to notice word transpositions in reading
Abstract Previous research (Mirault, Snell, & Grainger, 2018) has demonstrated that subjects
sometimes incorrectly judge an ungrammatical sentence as grammatical when it is created …
sometimes incorrectly judge an ungrammatical sentence as grammatical when it is created …
On relative word length and transposed-word effects.
It is harder to decide that a sequence of words is ungrammatical when the ungrammaticality
is created by transposing two words in a correct sentence (eg, he wants green these …
is created by transposing two words in a correct sentence (eg, he wants green these …
The transposed-word effect provides no unequivocal evidence for parallel processing
SV Milledge, N Bhatia, L Mensah-Mcleod… - Attention, Perception, & …, 2023 - Springer
Studies using a grammaticality decision task have revealed surprising flexibility in the
processing of word order during sentence reading in both alphabetic and non-alphabetic …
processing of word order during sentence reading in both alphabetic and non-alphabetic …
The effect of transposed-character distance in Chinese reading.
Previous research in alphabetic languages has shown that both position (external, internal)
and distance (adjacent, nonadjacent) modulate letter position encoding during reading. To …
and distance (adjacent, nonadjacent) modulate letter position encoding during reading. To …
A transposed-word effect across space and time: Evidence from Chinese
A compelling account of the reading process holds that words must be encoded serially, and
so recognized strictly one at a time in the order they are encountered. However, this view …
so recognized strictly one at a time in the order they are encountered. However, this view …
A transposed-word effect on word-in-sequence identification
Abstract The present study investigated transposed-word effects in a post-cued word-in-
sequence identification experiment. Five horizontally aligned words were simultaneously …
sequence identification experiment. Five horizontally aligned words were simultaneously …
Rapid Serial Visual Presentation of transposed-word sequences in the grammatical decision task: an examination of the roles of temporal and spatial cues to word …
Transposing two words in a sentence (eg “cat” and “was” in “the white cat was big”) creates
a sequence that is harder to classify as ungrammatical than control sequences (eg “the …
a sequence that is harder to classify as ungrammatical than control sequences (eg “the …
The impact of atypical text presentation on transposed-word effects
When asked to decide if an ungrammatical sequence of words is grammatically correct or
not, readers find it more difficult to do so (longer response times (RTs) and more errors) if the …
not, readers find it more difficult to do so (longer response times (RTs) and more errors) if the …