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Cognitive Mechanisms of Predictive Processing in Chinese Reading: An Eye-Movement Analysis Based on the Ex-Gaussian Distribution. [PDF]

J Eye Mov Res
Tong W, Li X, Liu Y, Liu Z.
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Literacy-related factors and knowledge of patient rights charter: evidence from nurses in selected hospitals in Ghana. [PDF]

BMC Nurs
Atta-Doku JF, Abekah-Nkrumah G, Nkrumah J, Adoma PO.   +3 more
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Strong Prediction: Language Model Surprisal Explains Multiple N400 Effects. [PDF]

Neurobiol Lang (Camb)
Michaelov JA, Bardolph MD, Van Petten CK, Bergen BK, Coulson S.   +4 more
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When function words carry content. [PDF]

Q J Exp Psychol (Hove)
Vieira J, Teixeira E, Rodrigues E, Godwin HJ, Drieghe D.   +4 more
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Understanding the pathways to text generation: A longitudinal study on executive functions, oral language, and transcription skills from kindergarten to first grade. [PDF]

PLoS One
Jiménez JE, Balade J, García E, Chen BX.   +3 more
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Understanding words in context: A naturalistic EEG study of children's lexical processing. [PDF]

J Mem Lang
Levari T, Snedeker J.
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The Cloze Procedure as a Test of ESL Proficiency

The Cloze Procedure as a Test of ESL Proficiency
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Cloze Procedure and Written Language in Schizophrenia

Language and Speech, 1980
Little information exists regarding the sensitivity of the Cloze technique in various modes of language response in schizophrenia. In an experiment calling for spoken and written responses, Cloze scores of spoken responses were different for schizophrenics and controls, while scores of written responses did not distinguish the two groups.
T C, Manschreck, B A, Maher, M E, Rucklos   +2 more
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The cloze procedure and software comprehensibility measurement

IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1986
Cloze tests (i.e. fill-in-missing-parts tests) have been a long-standing measure of prose comprehension. Through human-subject experimentation, evidence was gathered to support the practical advantages of using the cloze procedure for measuring software comprehension.
Stuart H Zweben
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Validating a Limited — Cloze Procedure

Journal of Literacy Research, 1978
Data from two studies were used to compare a limited-cloze procedure with the regular cloze procedure. The limited-cloze procedure differed from the regular cloze in one feature: the words deleted were randomly ordered and placed at the top of the test.
James W Cunningham, Patricia M Cunningham   +1 more
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