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Individual Differences in Spillover During Naturalistic Reading
Spillover---the influence of previous words on the processing of current words---is widely reported in reading studies, yet population-level findings are mixed. We argue that spillover is neither noise nor a uniform phenomenon; it may reflect systematic individual differences in how processing diffi
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