Mixed-case effects in lateralized word recognition.
Effects of case alternation and word length were studied in a lateralized visual lexical decision task. The previously reported visual field and word length interaction was found for upper- and lowercase presentations, but not for MiXeD CaSe, where both fields were affected by word length. We discuss the results in light of two contrasting models of lateralized word recognition.
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Department of Psychology, University of York, England.
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