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Validation of semantic illusions independent of anomaly detection: evidence from eye movements

机译：验证与异常检测无关的语义幻觉：来自眼球运动的证据

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Several theorists have argued that readers fail to detect semantic anomalies during reading, and that these effects are indicative of shallow processing behaviours. Previous studies of semantic anomalies such as the Moses illusion have focused primarily on explicit detection tasks. In the present study, we examined participants' eye movements as they read true/false statements that were non-anomalous, or contained a semantic anomaly that was either high- or low-related to the correct information. Analyses of reading behaviours revealed that only low-related detected anomalies resulted in initial processing difficulty, but both detected and undetected anomalies, regardless of whether they were high- or low-related, resulted in delayed processing difficulty. The results extend previous findings on semantic anomalies and are discussed in terms of the RI-Val model of text processing.
机译：几位理论家认为，读者在阅读期间未能检测语义异常，并且这些效果指示浅加工行为。 以前的语义异常研究，例如摩西错觉主要集中在显式检测任务上。 在本研究中，我们检查了参与者的眼球运动，因为它们读取了非异常的真/假陈述，或者包含与正确信息高或低相关的语义异常。 阅读行为的分析显示，只有低相关的检测到的异常导致初始处理难度，而是无论它们是高或低相关的，都有初始处理难度，但无论它们是高还是低的，导致延迟处理难度。 结果在语义异常上扩展了先前的发现，并在文本处理的Ri-Val模型方面讨论。

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