백현아 김병진 이상민 최원일 2021-06 1229-4039 https://aurora.ajou.ac.kr/handle/2018.oak/35426 This paper investigates the parafoveal preview benefits of orthographic and phonological information during Korean sentence reading as well as the effects of reading skills on parafoveal information processing. In a sentence reading task using the gaze-contingent boundary paradigm, participants were presented with parafoveal preview stimuli that were either (a) identical to the target words, (b) orthographically similar but phonologically different from the target words, (c) orthographically similar and phonologically identical to the target words, or (d) unrelated nonwords. Identical or related preview words yielded significantly shorter target fixation duration measures compared to unrelated nonwords demonstrating an orthographic preview benefit, but there was no indication of a phonological preview benefit. Participants’ reading skills affected their overall sentence reading performance and modulated the facilitative effect of identical preview words on the measures of target fixation durations. Implications of these results are discussed in relation to the models of eye movement control during reading. Kor 한국언어학회 한국어 문장 읽기에서 음운 정보와 철자 정보의 미리보기 효과: 안구운동 추적연구 Preview benefit of phonological and orthographic information during Korean sentence reading: An eye-tracking study Article 427 2 401 언어 46 언어, Vol.46 No.2, pp.401-427 10.18855/lisoko.2021.46.2.007 Parafoveal processing orthographic preview benefit phonological preview benefit eye-tracking Korean sentence reading Article