Psycholinguistic research has generated detailed models of moment-to-moment language
processing, and has increasingly turned to virtual methods that recruit diverse participants …

Purpose Researchers have begun to use eye tracking in the visual world paradigm (VWP) to
study clinical differences in language processing, but the reliability of such laboratory tests …

Online research methods have the potential to facilitate equitable accessibility to otherwise-
expensive research resources, as well as to more diverse populations and language …

The Visual World Paradigm (Tanenhaus, et al., 1995) is an eye-tracking method that
provides a means by which to examine online spoken language processing. Eye …

In two eye-tracking experiments using the Visual World Paradigm, we examined how
listeners recognize words when faced with speech at lower intensities (40, 50, and 65 dBA) …

Visual World eye tracking is a temporally fine-grained method of monitoring attention,
making it a popular tool in the study of online sentence processing. Recently, while infrared …

In a typical eye tracking study using the visual world paradigm, participants' eye movements
to objects or pictures in the visual workspace are recorded via an eye tracker as the …

Introduction Relatively little is known about the processing changes that support treatment-
induced recovery in aphasia. Visual-world eyetracking has been used to detail language …

Purpose To use eye tracking to investigate age differences in real-time lexical processing in
quiet and in noise in light of the fact that older adults find it more difficult than younger adults …

Web-based experimentation has become a viable and efficient alternative to lab-based
experimentation in psycholinguistics (eg, Gibson, Piantadosi, & Fedorenko, 2011). However …