Using eye movements to study spoken language comprehension: Evidence for visually mediated incremental interpretation

Attention and Performance

Volumn 16, Issue , 1996, Pages 457-478

  Tanenhaus, Michael K ^a   Spivey Knowlton, Michael J ^a   Eberhard, Kathleen M ^a   Sedivy, Julie C ^a  

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