阅读中的眼动控制理论与ＳＷＩＦＴ模型(5)
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Eyemovement Theories and SWIFT Model
Chen Qingrong, Deng Zhu
(Department of Psychology，Nanjing Normal University，Nanjing 210097,China)
Abstract: With the development of eye movement，researchers have put forward some new models on the basis of many experiments，in which the SWIFT model is the most representative. These models are affected by the theory that is the guidance by attentional gradient. The SWIFT model has three principles: (1)lexical information processing is spatially distributed over an attentional window. (2)saccade timing is separated from saccade target selection. (3)saccade generation is an autonomous process with inhibition by foveal targets. The model has two parts: lexical processing and saccade programming.
Key words: SWIFT model, the guidance by attentional gradient, distributed process of lexical information, inhibition by foveal targets.
[ 上 页 ], 百拇医药(陈庆荣 邓 铸)
[27] Inhoff A W, Weimin Liu. The Perceptual Span and Oculomotor Activity During the Reading of Chinese Sentences. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1998, 24(1): 20~34
[28] Hsuan-Chin Chen, Chi-Kong Tang. The effective visual field in reading Chinese. Reading and Writing: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 1998, 10: 245~254
[29 李栗. 汉语句子的多层次分析. 心理学报，1990，22(2)：149~158
Eyemovement Theories and SWIFT Model
Chen Qingrong, Deng Zhu
(Department of Psychology，Nanjing Normal University，Nanjing 210097,China)
Abstract: With the development of eye movement，researchers have put forward some new models on the basis of many experiments，in which the SWIFT model is the most representative. These models are affected by the theory that is the guidance by attentional gradient. The SWIFT model has three principles: (1)lexical information processing is spatially distributed over an attentional window. (2)saccade timing is separated from saccade target selection. (3)saccade generation is an autonomous process with inhibition by foveal targets. The model has two parts: lexical processing and saccade programming.
Key words: SWIFT model, the guidance by attentional gradient, distributed process of lexical information, inhibition by foveal targets.
[ 上 页 ], 百拇医药(陈庆荣 邓 铸)