Professor Kevin Paterson
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My research examines the cognitive processes that support skilled reading and how these processes change across the lifespan. I am particularly interested in how readers recognise words, use sentence context to anticipate upcoming information, and coordinate eye movements with language processing. My work also considers how these processes vary across writing systems, including English and Chinese. I use eye-tracking, EEG and behavioural methods to investigate reading in children, younger adults and older adults. PhD students working with me can develop expertise in experimental design, advanced research methods and quantitative analysis while addressing fundamental questions about language, cognition and healthy ageing.
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