Géry d'Ydewalle

TL;DR: A review of the evidence is offered to demonstrate that the observed scene-context effects may be the product of post-perceptual and task-dependent guessing strategies, and to indicate that the context directly affects the ease of perceptual object processing.

TL;DR: This paper found that despite their lack of familiarity with subtitles, American subjects watched an American movie with English subtitles, they spent considerable time in the subtitled area, and they also looked extensively at the subtitles, suggesting that reading subtitles is preferred because of efficiency in following and understanding.

TL;DR: Detailed analyses showed that the eye movement programming deadline hypothesis could not account for the finding that the parafoveal preview benefit is smaller with a low-frequency word in foveal vision, and results are more in line with parallel processing limited by the extent to which the parfoveal word processing on fixation n can be combined with the foveAL word processingon fixation n+1.

TL;DR: Real but limited foreign-language acquisition is obtained and in contrast to the sensitive language-acquisition hypothesis, the learning of the children was not superior to that of adults investigated in prior studies.

TL;DR: In this article, a dual-process theory was proposed to combine the probabilistic and the mental models accounts of causal conditional reasoning, and the results of experiments showed that the results were best predicted by the variation in likelihood information and counterexample information.