汉语读者对副中央凹N + 3位置汉字的字形信息加工
Chinese Reader’s Processing of Orthographic Information from Parafoveal Character on N + 3 Position
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2023.134189, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 袁小源：天津师范大学心理学部，天津
关键词: 汉语阅读；副中央凹；字形信息；眼动；Chinese Reading； Parafoveal； Orthographic Information； Eye Movements
摘要: 在阅读过程中，读者对副中央凹处字词信息的加工是构成流畅阅读的重要因素。字形信息在汉语阅读当中起着非常重要的作用。本研究通过眼动仪，采用副中央凹启动范式，考察了汉语读者对副中央凹N + 3位置汉字字形信息的加工情况。结果发现，读者在三种启动时间下均表现出了对字形信息的预加工。结果表明，汉语读者可以获得副中央凹N + 3位置汉字的字形信息，字形信息对中央凹处汉字的信息加工产生影响。
Abstract: Parafoveal pre-processing efficiency may be one of the important factors in fluent reading. And orthographic information plays a very important role in Chinese reading. Using an eye-tracker and the parafoveal priming paradigm, we conducted an experiment to investigate parafoveal processing of orthographic information from characters located on N + 3 position. Our results shown that orthographic information could be obtained from character at N + 3 position at all three priming time. Results in the present study thus reflect Chinese readers reading capability on pre-processing orthographic information. Processing of orthographic information from parafoveal character has a crucial impact on processing of foveal information.
文章引用：袁小源 (2023). 汉语读者对副中央凹N + 3位置汉字的字形信息加工. 心理学进展, 13(4), 1569-1576. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2023.134189

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