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Subskills Underlying Children’s Eye Movements During Passage Reading
Purpose. Skilled readers use complex eye-movement patterns to understand passages. Eye-movement indices, (i.e., first fixation duration, regressions; Rayner, 1997) are thought to reflect cognitive processes (i.e., word reading or syntactic reanalysis). This work has primarily focused on linking thes
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