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In an eyetracking experiment we investigated how lexical repetition during sentence reading is modulated by sentence structure. Target words were repeated or new (repetition was infelicitous) and could appear in a simple sentence or embedded in an RC. Although we observed higher skipping rates for repeated versus new words regardless of sentence structure, all fixation duration measures showed interactions such that there were longer times for repeated versus new words in the simple sentence condition, but no such effects in the RCs. The results provide important information regarding the cognitive mechanisms involved in word recognition during reading.
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