This investigation examined processing load during aspects of sentence comprehension in
non-brain-damaged subjects. Our goals were to begin the process of quantifying the loads …

Abstract Language is tightly connected to sensory and motor systems. Recent research
using eyetracking typically relies on constrained visual contexts, viewing a small array of …

Aphasia disrupts multiple language processes with anomia being one of the most common
and persisting deficit. Individuals may use a variety of compensatory strategies to circumvent …

Language comprehension is closely time-locked to the input. As auditory input unfolds,
comprehenders' eye movements shift to relevant regions in the visual context in a time …

In order to verbally communicate successfully, people need the ability to retrieve a desired
word. However, the inability to do this, called “anomia,” is a common impairment for people …

Four eyetracking experiments examined whether semantic and visual-shape
representations are routinely retrieved from printed word displays and used during language …

Language processing has been suggested to be partially automatic, with some studies
suggesting full automaticity and attention independence of at least early neural stages of …

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

During an individual's normal interaction with the environment and other humans, visual and
linguistic signals often coincide and can be integrated very quickly. This has been clearly …