Humans weave phonological patterns instinctively. We form phonological patterns at birth,
we spontaneously generate them de novo, and we impose phonological design on both our …

Orthographic processing is an open problem. Decades of visual word recognition research
have fueled the development of various theoretical frameworks. Although these frameworks …

A neurocognitive poetics model of literary reading is presented in the light of experimental
data and ideas from neuroscience, rhetoric, poetics, and aesthetics which should facilitate a …

The simple view of reading describes reading as the product of decoding (D) and listening
comprehension (LC). However, the simple view of reading has been challenged, and …

The sound of language comprises all articulatory, acoustic, and perceptual aspects of
speech, including the phonological and phonetic recoding of orthographic symbols. The …

We investigate the relation between general affective meaning and the use of particular
phonological segments in poems, presenting a novel quantitative measure to assess the …

Second Language Processing: An Introduction is the first textbook to offer a thorough
introduction to the field of second language processing (SLP). The study of SLP seeks to …

Humans are known to continuously extract regularities from the flow of stimulation. This
occurs in many facets of behavior, including reading. In spite of the ubiquitous evidence that …

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 …

In the current investigation, we used structural equation mediation modeling to examine the
relations between executive function (indexed by measures of working memory, shifting, and …