“…The authors are indebted to Mark Wagner and Kelly Maurice for their assistance in computer programming and to Jeff Kohen for help in preparing the scaling data of summaries for analysis in Experiment I. Address correspondence to Hsuan-Chih Chen, who is now at the Department of Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N. T., Hong Kong. regressions and mislocations of line beginnings by inaccurate eye movements; for relevant reviews see, e.g., Juola, Ward, & McNamara, 1982; and that planning and executing eye-movement control activities demand attention and processing resources (see, e.g., Gilbert, 1959;Lawrence, 1971;Rayner, Slowiaczek, Clifton, & Bertera, 1983). However, the need for eye movements in reading, and therefore the associated errors and resource demands, can be eliminated by using a method for text presentation called rapid, serial visual presentation (RSVP, Forster, 1970;Gilbert, 1959).…”