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Brian Dillon

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Open access Aug 2026

Eye movements reveal a dissociation between prediction and structural processing difficulty in language comprehension

Significance When we read sentences, our eyes move back and forth in complex ways. One factor that explains this pattern is prediction: Our experience allows us to anticipate upcoming words, making it is easier to recognize predictable ones. What are the limits on what can be explained by prediction? Here, we use conte...

William Timkey, Kuan-Jung Huang, Byung-Doh Oh et al. · 2 citations · ⚡2
Review Open access Jul 2026

Agreement Errors Disrupt Eye Movements in Reading Only When They Are Detected

Abstract Sentence processing models posit that syntactic processing difficulty contributes to the processing time of each word (e.g., Lewis & Vasishth, 2005). On the other hand, the E-Z Reader 10 model of eye movements in reading (Reichle et al., 2009) proposes that syntactic processing affects eye movements only when...

Adrian Staub, Nathan Wolf, Brian Dillon · 0 citations

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