An orthographic prediction error as the basis for efficient visual word recognition
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Christian J. Fiebach | Benjamin Gagl | Jona Sassenhagen | Sophia Haan | Klara Gregorova | Fabio Richlan | C. Fiebach | F. Richlan | Benjamin Gagl | Jona Sassenhagen | Klara Gregorova | Sophia Haan
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