Arthur C. Graesser
artificial intelligence
Bonnie J. F. Meyer
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cognitive models for expository comprehension
Cognitive psychology
cognitive text processing
Coherence Graph
Conceptual Graph Structure
Consequence Arc
Content Structure
David E. Kieras
discourse comprehension
discourse structure
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Expository Prose
Expository Text
Gay L. Bisanz
Goal Nodes
High Knowledge Individuals
Hypothesis Structure
Idea Units
James F. Voss
James R. Miller
Jeffrey W. Smith
John B. Black
Knowledge Acquisition
knowledge representation
Lion Passage
LK Individual
Node Category
propositional analysis
Radar Passage
Reason Arcs
Recall Protocols
Richard E. Mayer
science prose analysis
Scoring Recall Protocols
Sharon M. Goodman
Shawn M. Glynn
Statement Nodes
Superordinate Proposition
Susan Bovair
Technical Prose
technical reading strategies
Text Element
Top Level Structure
Van Dijk Model
World Knowledge Structures
Product details
- ISBN 9781138296589
- Weight: 790g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 12 Nov 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Originally published in 1985, the various chapters in this volume give examples of research on all three aspects of text understanding – namely, structure, world knowledge and process. More than this, however, the research described represents a shift in emphasis from studying stories, which dominated the field in the late 1970s, to studying expository text. This focus on stories was probably due to the essential first step in any science of examining the simplest materials possible. However, the editors thought that it was time to shift the research focus from stories to expository text and this volume is their attempt to provide this transition.
Bruce K. Britton, John B. Black
