There's just one problem: The same thing that speeds up reading actually gets in the way of comprehension, according to a new study.
As well as improving information about OC risk and screening, more research needs to be performed on ways of assisting comprehension and understanding.
Psychologist Michael Masson, who has conducted studies on speed-reading, told The New Yorker that eye movements Spritz thinks of as wasteful are often a way of ensuring comprehension, arguing, "One of the reasons regressive eye movements occur is to repair comprehension failures".
For New York as a whole, disbelief and denial soon gave way to comprehension and grief.
Peter retained his hunger for information of any geographical type and in any form to fuel his expanding universe of comprehension of the way people and places interact, their mutual interdependence and especially their separateness, their competition and compatibility, and their possible destinies and the consequences that flow.
In traditional China knowledge and the way in which it is obtained (method of comprehension) was viewed as an important element of human existence.
"Surely she must wonder — surely she must look at her mother and think, This doesn't look good," Elliott tells himself, "but standing in the way of Abby's comprehension were grief, anger and pure adolescent self-absorption".
Over the centuries, this has been called the Anglican art of comprehension, or the via media (the "middle way").
Schott sings in a way that tends to blend in with her aural surroundings, often stretching her lines to the edge of comprehension.
In this way, he tried to define the separation between the subject (zhu 主) and the object (ke 客) of comprehension (Zhu 1999: 45).
