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Direct linkKoornneef, Arnout; Mulders, Iris – Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2017
In an eye-tracking experiment we examined the risky reading hypothesis, in which long saccades and many regressions are considered to be indicative of a proactive reading style (Rayner et al. in "Psychol Aging" 21(3):448, 2006; "Psychol Aging" 24(3):755, 2009). We did so by presenting short texts--that confirmed or disconfirmed…
Descriptors: Eye Movements, Reading Processes, Risk, Profiles
