Sources Of Coherence In Reading 🔍
edited by Robert F. Lorch, Jr., Edward J. O'Brien
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Incorporated, Hillsdale, N.J, New Jersey, 1995
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Eye Movements And Discourse Processing / Keith Rayner, Gary E. Raney, Alexander Pollatsek -- The Role Of Word-based Priming In Inference Research / Janice M. Keenan, Tracy M. Jennings -- Response Processes In Cognitive Models / William K. Estes -- Perceptual Similarity And Salience In The Accessing Of Lexical Meaning / Albrecht Werner Inhoff, Cynthia Connine -- Inferencing Upside Down / Susan A. Duffy, Andrew F. Hundley, Paul A. Baligian -- Logical Connectives And Local Coherence / John D. Murray. The Effect Of Connectives And Causal Relatedness On Text Comprehension / Jonathan . Golding, Keith M. Millis, Jerry Hauselt, Sandra A. Sego -- Processes Of Anaphor Resolution -- Stephen Dopkins, Johanna Nordlie -- Automatic Components Of Discourse Comprehension / Edward J. O'brien -- The Role Of Familiarity In Cognitive Processing / Elleen N. Kamas, Lynne M. Reder -- The Role Of Co-occurrence, Coreference, And Causality In The Coherence Of Conjoined Sentences / Charles R. Fletcher [and Others]. Explanatory Inferences And Other Strategies During Comprehension And Their Effect On Recall / Tom Trabasso [and Others] -- Causal Validation And Causal Comprehension / Murray Singer -- Goal Processing And The Maintenance Of Global Coherence / Jason E. Albrecht, Edward J. O'brien -- Integration Of Topic Information During Reading / Robert F. Lrch, Jr. -- Inference Generation During The Comprehension Of Narrative Text / Arthur C. Graesser, Eugenie L. Bertus, Joseph P. Magliano. The Role Of Background Knowledge In The Recall Of A News Story / Walter Kintsch, Marita Franzke -- Construction Of A Mental Model / Caren M. Jones -- The Role Of Readers' Standards For Coherence In The Generation Of Inferences During Reading / Paul Van Den Broek, Kirsten Risden, Elizabeth Husebye-hartmann -- Distinctions Among Reading Situations / Robert F. Lorch, Jr., Madeline A. Klusewitz, Elizabeth Pugzies Lorch. Edited By Robert F. Lorch, Jr., Edward J. O'brien. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.
Alternative author
Lorch, Robert Frederick, 1952-; O'Brien, Edward J
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Robert F Lorch; Edward Joseph Harrington O'Brien
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Robert Frederick Lorch; Edward J. O'Brien
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Hillsdale, N.J.: L. Erlbaum Associates
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Routledge
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United States, United States of America
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Hillsdale, NJ u.a, 1995
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Hillsdale, N.J, 1994
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PS, 1995
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1, 1995
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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xiv, 417 pages : 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Eye movements and discourse processing / Keith Rayner, Gary E. Raney, Alexander Pollatsek -- The role of word-based priming in inference research / Janice M. Keenan, Tracy M. Jennings -- Response processes in cognitive models / William K. Estes -- Perceptual similarity and salience in the accessing of lexical meaning / Albrecht Werner Inhoff, Cynthia Connine -- Inferencing upside down / Susan A. Duffy, Andrew F. Hundley, Paul A. Baligian -- Logical connectives and local coherence / John D. Murray
The effect of connectives and causal relatedness on text comprehension / Jonathan . Golding, Keith M. Millis, Jerry Hauselt, Sandra A. Sego -- Processes of anaphor resolution -- Stephen Dopkins, Johanna Nordlie -- Automatic components of discourse comprehension / Edward J. O'Brien -- The role of familiarity in cognitive processing / Elleen N. Kamas, Lynne M. Reder -- The role of co-occurrence, coreference, and causality in the coherence of conjoined sentences / Charles R. Fletcher [and others]
Explanatory inferences and other strategies during comprehension and their effect on recall / Tom Trabasso [and others] -- Causal validation and causal comprehension / Murray Singer -- Goal processing and the maintenance of global coherence / Jason E. Albrecht, Edward J. O'Brien -- Integration of topic information during reading / Robert F. Lrch, Jr. -- Inference generation during the comprehension of narrative text / Arthur C. Graesser, Eugenie L. Bertus, Joseph P. Magliano
The role of background knowledge in the recall of a news story / Walter Kintsch, Marita Franzke -- Construction of a mental model / Caren M. Jones -- The role of readers' standards for coherence in the generation of inferences during reading / Paul van den Broek, Kirsten Risden, Elizabeth Husebye-Hartmann -- Distinctions among reading situations / Robert F. Lorch, Jr., Madeline A. Klusewitz, Elizabeth Pugzies Lorch
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Eye movements and discourse processing / Keith Rayner, Gary E. Raney, Alexander Pollatsek -- The role of word-based priming in inference research / Janice M. Keenan, Tracy M. Jennings -- Response processes in cognitive models / William K. Estes -- Perceptual similarity and salience in the accessing of lexical meaning / Albrecht Werner Inhoff, Cynthia Connine -- Inferencing upside down / Susan A. Duffy, Andrew F. Hundley, Paul A. Baligian -- Logical connectives and local coherence / John D. Murray
The effect of connectives and causal relatedness on text comprehension / Jonathan . Golding, Keith M. Millis, Jerry Hauselt, Sandra A. Sego -- Processes of anaphor resolution -- Stephen Dopkins, Johanna Nordlie -- Automatic components of discourse comprehension / Edward J. O'Brien -- The role of familiarity in cognitive processing / Elleen N. Kamas, Lynne M. Reder -- The role of co-occurrence, coreference, and causality in the coherence of conjoined sentences / Charles R. Fletcher [and others]
Explanatory inferences and other strategies during comprehension and their effect on recall / Tom Trabasso [and others] -- Causal validation and causal comprehension / Murray Singer -- Goal processing and the maintenance of global coherence / Jason E. Albrecht, Edward J. O'Brien -- Integration of topic information during reading / Robert F. Lrch, Jr. -- Inference generation during the comprehension of narrative text / Arthur C. Graesser, Eugenie L. Bertus, Joseph P. Magliano
The role of background knowledge in the recall of a news story / Walter Kintsch, Marita Franzke -- Construction of a mental model / Caren M. Jones -- The role of readers' standards for coherence in the generation of inferences during reading / Paul van den Broek, Kirsten Risden, Elizabeth Husebye-Hartmann -- Distinctions among reading situations / Robert F. Lorch, Jr., Madeline A. Klusewitz, Elizabeth Pugzies Lorch
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During the last 20 years, there has been an enormous amount of research examining sources of coherence in reading. A major tenet of this work has been the distinction between two major sources of coherence. "Text-based" sources of coherence are contained within the text itself -- use of headings to indicate aspects of a text's macrostructure; "reader-based" sources of coherence encompass the information and strategies that the reader brings to the comprehension process. Many early models of reading comprehension emphasized text-based sources of coherence as a way of understanding how a representation of the text is constructed in memory. However, during the last decade, there has been a clear shift of theoretical perspective away from viewing reading comprehension as a process of representing a text to viewing comprehension as a process of representing what a text is about. This has led to a greater emphasis on reader-based sources of coherence. The purpose of this book is to bring together the large body of evidence addressing the roles of text-based and reader-based sources of coherence in reading comprehension. The contributors present the current state of cognitive theory and research on comprehension of discourse.
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This volume brings together the large body of evidence addressing the roles of text-based and and reader-based sources of coherence in reading comprehension. The contributors present the current state of cognitive theory and research on comprehension of discourse.
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2023-06-28
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