Missing letter effect were thoroughly investigated, but neither could completely explain the effect. A new model called the guidance-organization model was recently proposed to potentially explain the missing letter effect. It is a combination of the two models proposed by Healy, Koriat, and Greenberg. As Greenberg et al. explain: "The time spent processing high-frequency function words at the whole-word level is relatively short, thereby enabling the fast and early use of these words to build a tentative structural frame." Klein and Saint-Aubin proposed the attentional-disengagement model similarly includes aspects of the two earlier models but emphasizes the role of attention in reading and
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