1. Summary of our findings (top) and implications for the comprehensive connectionist model of visual word recognition (cf.
Summary of our findings (top) and implications for the comprehensive connectionist model of visual word recognition (cf. Carreiras et al., 2014; bottom). In the upper part of the figure, we present MEG findings for each processing level separated for the letter string conditions (words and PWs). On the right, we present the behavioral pattern from response times. Note, all data figures are presented in a simplified form (combining individual data points and excluding participant outliers outside of 1.5 times the interquartile range above the upper quartile and below the lower quartile) allowing a more lucid presentation of identified effect patterns. For more details see Figure 5 for the MEG data and Figure 6 for behavior. Our evidence supports context-based facilitation within visual and lexical processing levels (bottom).
Susanne Eisenhauer et al. eNeuro 2019;6:ENEURO
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