We describe a new procedure using event‐related brain potentials to investigate parafoveal
word processing during sentence reading. Sentences were presented word by word at …

Objectives: The current fMRI study examined the role of phonology in the extraction of
meaning from print in each hemisphere by comparing homophonic and heterophonic …

The present study investigated cerebral asymmetries in accessing multiple meanings of two
types of homographs: homophonic homographs (eg, bank) and heterophonic homographs …

The present study investigates differences in the word‐reading process between individuals
reading in a deep (unpointed Hebrew) and a shallow orthography (Turkish). The participants …

The present study examined the effects of orthographic transparency on reading ability of
children with dyslexia in two Hebrew scripts. The study explored the reading accuracy and …

Although visual word recognition is normally conceptualized as being driven primarily by the
analysis of orthography, it is now commonly accepted that the processing of a printed word …

Orthographies vary in the degree of transparency of spelling-sound correspondence. These
range from shallow orthographies with transparent grapheme-phoneme relations, to deep …

The purpose of this study was to examine the profiles of nonresponders among native
Chinese-speaking students struggling in English reading before and after an intensive …

This fMRI study aims to assess the effect of two variables on the cerebral substrate of
phonological processing during visual phoneme detection:(a) the difficulty level (type) of …

This study investigates the importance of vowel diacritics for the retention of Hebrew word
lists, with word lists being manipulated along the dimension of word frequency and syllabic …