¶ … Acquainted with Research
What is the name of your journal?
-- Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition
For whom does it seem to have been written?
-- Experimental Psychologists and researchers, Cognitive psychologists, sensation and perception psychologists/researchers, people interested in how individuals process visual information in order to read.
Choose a representative research article whose title interests you. Write the name of its time and briefly explain why it interests you.
Full Recognition of Parafoveal Words Precedes Skips During Reading
This article seemed interesting because I often notice that when I read, even if I do not read every single word in a sentence, I still understand the meaning of the sentence. I was hoping to learn more about how the brain processes information in a way that allows it to seemingly skip over some pieces of information and yet still retain the overall meaning of the text that has been read.
4. How long is the article?
8 Pages long
5. List the major sections of the article as defined by the heads.
Literature Review (no heading)
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