Aim The aim of this scoping review is to identify the eye tracking paradigms and eye
movement measures used to investigate auditory and reading comprehension deficits in …

Purpose Previous eye-tracking research has suggested that individuals with aphasia (IWA)
do not assign syntactic structure on their first pass through a sentence during silent reading …

Purpose Visual-world eyetracking is increasingly used to investigate online language
processing in normal and language impaired listeners. Tracking changes in eye movements …

Background: Researchers have used eye-tracking technology to investigate eye movements
in neurotypical adults (NAs) when reading. The technology can provide comparable …

Numerous authors report that people with aphasia have greater difficulty allocating attention
than people without neurological disorders. Studying how attention deficits contribute to …

Background Reading is an important everyday activity. Extensive individual variability exists
in both typical readers and readers with aphasia in their reading ability, preferences, and …

Background: Mild reading difficulties are a pervasive symptom of aphasia. While much
research in aphasia has been devoted to the study of single word reading, little is known …

Purpose: The problems that people with aphasia encounter when reading passages are
poorly understood. This study's purpose was in-depth examination of eye-gaze behaviors …

Background: Tracking spontaneous eye movement responses may improve the accuracy of
comprehension assessment in patients with neurological impairments. Eye movement …

Background: Research in aphasia has focused on acquired dyslexias at the single word
level, with a paucity of assessment techniques and rehabilitation approaches for individuals …