›› 2000, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (01): 7-12.
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Chow Ching; Yee Chan; Sin-fong; Song Hua; Chen Hsuan-Chih(Department of Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
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Abstract: Researchers differ in their views on whether thematic and semantic information can possibly, affectinitial sentence processing. Three experiments were designed to explore this issue using a speciallydesigned moving-window technique. Experiment 1 demonstrated that when the background informationwas not obvious enough, no thematic effect was detected. In Experiment 2, when additional backgroundinformation was provided, the thematic effect was observed. Experiment 3 showed evidence thatsemantic information affected initial sentence processing.
Key words: thematic information, semantic information, moving window
Chow Ching, Yee Chan, Sin-fong, Song Hua, Chen Hsuan-Chih(Department of Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong). (2000). THE ROLE OF THEMATIC AND SEMANTIC INFORMATION IN READING CHINESE. , 32(01), 7-12.
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