THE ROLE OF PRECONSCIOUS THOUGHT IN THE COMPOSING PROCESS
作者： Nance Van Winckel
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摘要: One protocol analyst, Sharon Pianko, calls pausing "the single most significant act of the composing process."2 Yet analysts' revelations about exactly what goes on during pauses have been sketchy. Protocol analysts are primarily con cerned with number and varying lengths pauses, rather than precise cognitive operations that occur this "significant" step. Here, for example, a few detailed summaries available from proto col analyses:
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