this paper critically examines the theoretical and empirical basis for two claims made by schwartz and kirsner ( 1986 , brain and cognition , 5 , 354-361 ) : ( 1 ) that acuity gradients can account for most visual field effects/interactions reported for horizontally presented words , and ( 2 ) the acuity gradients should be considered the `` '' default '' '' explanation for such findings .
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brain
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cognition