Titlebook: Basic Functions of Language, Reading and Reading Disability; Evelin Witruk,Angela D. Friederici,Thomas Lachmann Book 2002 Springer Science

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Robert K. Hamatake,Johnson Y. N. Lauome of the remarkable progress being made in the field of reading research, and we show how eye movement measures have become instrumental in revealing the moment-to-moment activity of the mind during reading.

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General introduction — historical reviewioral and neurophysiological, as well as neuroanatomical studies have helped to advance our knowledge in the field. On the one hand, the development of different methodologies and their application to the investigation of normal and impaired language processing has lead to new insights into the unde

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Feng Li,Zhuo Wang,Fengyu Hu,Lishan Suin particular, and processes of language comprehension in general which in turn are modulated by aspects of working memory and attention. The neural basis of each of these functionally different subprocesses constituting normal reading is presented. Empirical findings and theories of reading disabil

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