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A. J. Parker

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Open access Sep 2026

Does the selective bolding of characters within words improve reading performance in skilled adult readers? Evidence from eye movements

Reading is core to functioning in our daily lives. Therefore, it is not surprising that numerous tools have been developed to help maximize reading efficiency in both skilled and less skilled readers. In this registered report, we examined the potential of selective bolding of characters within words to improve readi...

A. J. Parker, Hai-Bei Wang, Hyunjun Lee et al. · Royal Society Open Science · 0 citations

Aug 2026

EXPRESS: Measuring Individual Differences in Word-Meaning Disambiguation.

Theories of the mental lexicon must explain how people use context to interpret ambiguous words (e.g., "internal organ" vs. "musical organ") and why people vary on this core aspect of comprehension. Theoretical development has been hampered by the lack of reliable tests of disambiguation skill. We introduce a task in w...

L. M. Blott, A. Gowenlock, A. J. Parker et al. · Quarterly Journal of Experim... · 0 citations