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Question 50 Which of the following reflects one rationale for using eye movements as a method? The eye is fixated on a word as long as the word is actively being processed. The eye is fixated on a word and processes words as whole units. The eye is fixated on a word and processes only a portion of the letters. The eye is fixated on a word as long as the word is the parafoveal view of the reader.

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          Question 50
Which of the following reflects one rationale for using eye movements as a method?
The eye is fixated on a word as long as the word is actively being processed.
The eye is fixated on a word and processes words as whole units.
The eye is fixated on a word and processes only a portion of the letters.
The eye is fixated on a word as long as the word is the parafoveal view of the reader.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Question 50 Which of the following reflects one rationale for using eye movements as a method? The eye is fixated on a word as long as the word is actively being processed. The eye is fixated on a word and processes words as whole units. The eye is fixated on a word and processes only a portion of the letters. The eye is fixated on a word as long as the word is the parafoveal view of the reader.