Cortical control of eye movements in natural reading: Evidence from MVPA

Volume: 237, Issue: 12, Pages: 3099 - 3107
Published: Sep 20, 2019
Abstract
Language comprehension during reading requires fine-grained management of saccadic eye movements. A critical question, therefore, is how the brain controls eye movements in reading. Neural correlates of simple eye movements have been found in multiple cortical regions, but little is known about how this network operates in reading. To investigate this question in the present study, participants were presented with normal text, pseudo-word text,...
Paper Details
Title
Cortical control of eye movements in natural reading: Evidence from MVPA
Published Date
Sep 20, 2019
Volume
237
Issue
12
Pages
3099 - 3107
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