Xin Huang

This study investigates how reading direction affects parafoveal processing using EEG/eye-tracking in participants from different regions with varying reading directions.

The paper compares neural effects of masked priming and boundary paradigms in visual word processing using eye-tracking/EEG, finding similar N1 and N250 repetition effects but stronger N250 effects in the boundary paradigm.

The paper investigates whether magnocellular facilitation influences early neural processes in visual word recognition using masked repetition priming and ERP components.