Using a visual world eye-tracking paradigm, we investigated the real-time auditory sentence
processing of neurologically unimpaired listeners and individuals with aphasia. We …

Abstract In 1995 the Visual World Paradigm was first introduced as an experimental
paradigm relating eye-tracking data to lexical activation. This was done by measuring the …

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 …

The human turn-taking system regulates the smooth and precise exchange of speaking
turns during face-to-face interaction. Recent studies investigated the processing of ongoing …

Eye movements reflect cognitive-linguistic processing of neurotypical readers. Numerous
reading related eye movement measures are associated with language processing …

The cue-based retrieval theory (Lewis et al.,) predicts that interference from similar
distractors should create difficulty for argument integration, however this hypothesis has only …

Background: Most experimental and assessment tasks in studies of neurogenic language
disorders rely on visual information processing. Given that many patients with such …

We examined changes in connected speech in individuals with aphasia following errorless
naming treatment and gestural facilitation of naming administered in a single-participant …

Background: According to the 'weak central coherence'(WCC) account, individuals with
autism process information out of context. Supporting evidence comes from studies of …

Lexical processing requires both activating stored representations and selecting among
active candidates. The current work uses an eye-tracking paradigm to conduct a detailed …