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How do readers interpret ambiguous characters in novel Chinese compound words?
Most Chinese words are compounds comprising multiple constituent characters. Research has shown that compounds are routinely broken down into their constituents during word recognition, but it is unknown how readers deal with characters that have multiple possible meanings (e.g., 花 can mean both flo
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