1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-2166(98)00074-5
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Context effects and associative anaphora in reading

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“…The ®nding that semantic processing can occur at early stages of word processing, namely, while the word is still in parafoveal vision (Everatt & Underwood, 1992;Fuentes & Tudela, 1992;Fuentes & Ortells, 1993;Fuentes et al, 1994;Lavigne & Dubois, 1999; see also McClelland & OÕRegan, 1981), suggests that anticipations from the previous context in¯uence word processing from its very ®rst moments while only partial visual information as to the letters that constitute the word is available. This interpretation is compatible with a context-dependent view (Tabossi, 1988a,b;Tabossi & Zardon, 1993) and with hypotheses of anticipatory forward context eects such as automatic spreading activation and expectancy mechanisms (Posner & Snyder, 1975a,b;Anderson, 1983;Neely & Keefe, 1989;Neely, 1991).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The ®nding that semantic processing can occur at early stages of word processing, namely, while the word is still in parafoveal vision (Everatt & Underwood, 1992;Fuentes & Tudela, 1992;Fuentes & Ortells, 1993;Fuentes et al, 1994;Lavigne & Dubois, 1999; see also McClelland & OÕRegan, 1981), suggests that anticipations from the previous context in¯uence word processing from its very ®rst moments while only partial visual information as to the letters that constitute the word is available. This interpretation is compatible with a context-dependent view (Tabossi, 1988a,b;Tabossi & Zardon, 1993) and with hypotheses of anticipatory forward context eects such as automatic spreading activation and expectancy mechanisms (Posner & Snyder, 1975a,b;Anderson, 1983;Neely & Keefe, 1989;Neely, 1991).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If context eects are obtained in conditions that facilitate parafoveal word processing, then this argues against the hypothesis that inter-word saccades are determined by an autonomous scanning strategy that is independent of ongoing linguistic processes (OÕRegan, 1990). At the same time, this would provide further evidence for the case of semantic parafoveal word processing (Fuentes & Tudela, 1992;Fuentes & Ortells, 1993;Fuentes, Carmona, Agis & Catena, 1994;Lavigne & Dubois, 1999;see also McClelland & OÕRegan, 1981), and it would bring some insights on the question of where in the time course of word identi®cation semantic processes intervene. This question has indeed been extensively debated in the last 20 years, and it is still not clear whether semantic context eects emerge before or after lexical access has been completed (Swinney, 1979;Onifer & Swinney, 1981;Fodor, 1983;Marslen-Wilson & Tyler;Tabossi, 1988a,b;Pacht & Rayner, 1993;Tabossi & Zardon, 1993).…”
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