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Does text contrast mediate binocular advantages in reading? by Jainta, Stephanie, Nikolova, Mirela, Liversedge, Simon P

“…Humans typically make use of both of their eyes in reading and efficient processes of binocular vision provide a stable, single percept of the text. Binocular…”
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Does text contrast mediate binocular advantages in reading? by Jainta, Stephanie, Nikolova, Mirela, Liversedge, Simon P

“…Humans typically make use of both of their eyes in reading and efficient processes of binocular vision provide a stable, single percept of the text. Binocular…”
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Binocular advantages for parafoveal processing in reading by Nikolova, Mirela, Jainta, Stephanie, Blythe, Hazel I., Liversedge, Simon P.

“…•Eye movements in reading affected by reduced binocular input in the parafovea.•Disruption is observed in both word-level and sentence-level reading time…”
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Using a dichoptic moving window presentation technique to investigate binocular advantages during reading by Nikolova, Mirela, Jainta, Stephanie, Blythe, Hazel I, Liversedge, Simon P

“…Reading comes with a clear binocular advantage, expressed in shorter fixation times and fewer regressions in binocular relative to monocular visual…”
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Binocular coordination and return-sweep saccades among skilled adult readers by Parker, Adam J, Nikolova, Mirela, Slattery, Timothy J, Liversedge, Simon P, Kirkby, Julie A

“…During reading, binocular coordination ensures that a unified perceptual representation of the text is maintained across eye movements. However, slight…”
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Using dichoptic moving-window presentation techniques to investigate binocular advantages during reading by Nikolova, Mirela, Jainta, Stephanie, Blythe, Hazel, Liversedge, Simon

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Binocular vision in reading by Nikolova, Mirela

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