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  1. Word complexity modulates the divided-word effect during Chinese reading.Mingzhe Zhang, Xuejun Bai & Sainan Li - 2022 - Frontiers in Psychology 13.
    The present study examined the influence of word complexity on the divided-word effect. By manipulating presentation conditions and visual complexity, we found a significant divided-word effect that the reading times such as gaze duration and total reading time were significantly longer in the divided-word presentation condition than in both the line-final and line-initial presentation conditions. On the measure of total reading time, the marginally significant interaction between the divided-word versus line-final presentation comparison and complexity showed that the divided-word effect was (...)
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  • Models of Chinese Reading: Review and Analysis.Erik D. Reichle & Lili Yu - 2018 - Cognitive Science 42 (S4):1154-1165.
    Our understanding of the cognitive processes involved in reading has been advanced by computational models that simulate those processes. Unfortunately, most of these models have been developed to explain the reading of English and other alphabetic languages, with relatively fewer efforts to examine whether or not the assumptions of these models also explain what has been learned from other languages and, in particular, non-alphabetic writing systems like Chinese. In this article, we will review those computational models that have been developed (...)
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