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Eye-tracking with text

Keating, 2013

Document ID
15671653522373726754
Author
Keating G
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Research methods in second language psycholinguistics

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70 Gregory D. Keating it deserves, in part because it appeared in a psychology journal and wasn't initially known to many SLA researchers, and also because on-line L2 processing research was largely nonexistent at the time, save for a pair of self-paced reading studies …
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