The Psychology of Reading An Experimental Study of the Reading Pauses And Movem
The Psychology of Reading An Experimental Study of the Reading Pauses And Movem
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The experiments of Hylan on the distribution of attention (Psychological Review, 1903), reinforce this point. We perceive successively that which has no connection, but as soon as connec- tion appears between the isolated perceptions, they tend to be uni- fied; our perception is no longer successive. It appears (Cf. , p. 500) that the perception of isolated figures of increasing com- plexity was successive, as denoted by the regular increase in the time of reaction, but that with five figures t...his fluctuation and counting process could not go on in the time given. What exped- ient was then unconsciously adopted? They were grouped rhyth- mically into groups of one and two, or three or four, with the re- sult that the reaction time was shortened. This grouping was not made by all subjects, and with the natural result that when the numbers were successively perceived, the reaction time was uni- PLATE V NUMBER SPAN OF ATTENTION 73 formly longer. Here again this individual difference in the in- ability to group into units appears, and it would be interesting to know if this inability was not closely correlated with the rate of reading of the different persons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The experiments of Hylan on the distribution of attention (Psychological Review, 1903), reinforce this point. We perceive successively that which has no connection, but as soon as connec- tion appears between the isolated perceptions, they tend to be uni- fied; our perception is no longer successive. It appears (Cf. , p. 500) that the perception of isolated figures of increasing com- plexity was successive, as denoted by the regular increase in the time of reaction, but that with five figures t...his fluctuation and counting process could not go on in the time given. What exped- ient was then unconsciously adopted? They were grouped rhyth- mically into groups of one and two, or three or four, with the re- sult that the reaction time was shortened. This grouping was not made by all subjects, and with the natural result that when the numbers were successively perceived, the reaction time was uni- PLATE V NUMBER SPAN OF ATTENTION 73 formly longer. Here again this individual difference in the in- ability to group into units appears, and it would be interesting to know if this inability was not closely correlated with the rate of reading of the different persons.
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