“…This means that parafoveal linguistic information is closer to the point of fixation in more than less dense languages. It is not surprising, therefore, that many studies have shown stronger and earlier preview effects in Chinese reading than in English reading (Wang, Tong, Yang, & Leng, 2009;Yan, Richter, Shu, & Kliegl, 2009;Yang, Wang, Xu, & Rayner, 2009;Yen, Radach, Tzeng, Hung, & Tsai, 2009). Thus, Chinese has three important properties that make it an extremely interesting language in which to consider how readers carry out morphological processing of words when they fall both in foveal and parafoveal vision.…”