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Measuring discourse-level processes with verbal protocols and latent semantic analysis - methodology: causal analysis
- Performed a causal analysis to determine if sentences in each text are related through causal antecedents
- Local causes: causal antecedents are in consecutive sentences so they should be in the reader’s working memory; 53% of sentences had causal antecedents
- Distal causes: causal antecedents are not in consecutive sentences so they would no longer be in the reader’s working memory; 47% of sentences
- 14% of sentences had both local and distal causes and 33% had neither
- If contents of a sentence require knowledge of previous sentences, then your brain will prompt you to recall those sentences through local or distal causes
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