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Speech Processing During Reading

Abstract

Even for Huey (1908), whose insights into reading still guide modern research, confusion surrounded the role played by speech processing during reading. While he claimed, “There can be little doubt that the main meaning comes to consciousness only with the beginning of the sentence utterance, and the reader does not feel he has the complete sense until he has spoken it” (p. 147), he also admitted that “Purely visual reading is quite possible, …

Authors

Levy BA

Book title

Cognitive Psychology and Instruction

Pagination

pp. 123-151

Publisher

Springer Nature

Publication Date

1978

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4684-2535-2_14