Stimulus information and contextual information as determinants of tachistoscopic recognition of words.

Familiarity of Letter Sequences and Tachistoscopic Identification

George A. Miller, Jerome S. Bruner, Leo Postman · The Journal of General Psychology · 1954 · 241 citations

Education, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +15

Vexierversuch: The log relationship between word-frequency and recognition obtained in the absence of stimulus words.

Israel Goldiamond, William F. Hawkins · Journal of Experimental Psychology · 1958 · 125 citations

Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +10

Sources of contextual constraint upon words in sentences.

Murray Aborn, Herbert Rubenstein, Theodor D. Sterling · Journal of Experimental Psychology · 1959 · 99 citations

Language Studies, Linguistics, Pragmatics +11

Do incorrectly perceived tachistoscopic stimuli convey some information?

Peter D. Bricker, A. Chapanis · Psychological Review · 1953 · 70 citations

Medicine, Psychology, Vision Science +10

Long-Range Constraints in the Statistical Structure of Printed English

Neel Burton, J. C. R. Licklider · The American Journal of Psychology · 1955 · 64 citations

Language Studies, English, Linguistics +10